Full text of "Sub turri = Under the tower : the yearbook of Boston College"

See other formats

vvl,

Be. 11-83

ARCHIES

SUB TURRI

In & Around BC 1
Current Events 30
Academics 40

Sports
Student Life
Perspectives

66
152

218

Ever to Excel . . . Boston College students, professors, Jesuits,
and administrators strive to meet the goals of excellence. Their
quest "to excel" can be found in the classrooms, the office meet-
ings, the student clubs, the libraries, the sports field, the
theatres, as well as the surrounding communities. Sub Turri '90
invites you to look through our annual to get a taste of Boston
College. We are positive that you will discover the enthusiasm
and strength of our community. We hope we have captured the
many ways BC succeeds to "ever excel."

Digitized by the Internet Archive
in 2011 with funding from
Boston College Libraries

http://www.archive.org/details/subturriundertow1990bost

The year 1990 begins both a new decade and a renewed
hope in our rapidly changing world. As our four years
at Boston College come to a close, we, as the first
class to graduate in this decade, use our BC experience "ever
to excel" in a rapidly-transforming global community. Strik-
ing a balance between the traditional Jesuit education|J|id
non-academic pursuits, the BC student emerges better able to
cope with the "real world."

The BC Class of 1990, despite the characteristic apathy of
the 80's generation, has managed to involve itself in a wide
range of political, social, and environmental causes. Student
groups have brought forth concerns for gender equality,
racism, and justice issues in an effort to motivate those who
remain imprisoned by apathy. Whether involved in or-
ganizations such as The Marketing Academy, Appalacian
Volunteers, UGBC, the wrestling team, or AHANA, our
class has consistently been active.

In a larger sense, BC students have been affected by a wide
range of national and international events that have uniquely
characterized our class' identity. In the wake of Black Mon-
day's 1987 stock market collapse, more than fears of just an
economic disaster swept throughout our nation. The pres-
idential election of 1988 witnessed the reaffirmation of con-
servatism in domestic politics. Globally, unprecedented
change in the Eastern European Communist countries has all
but destroyed Stalin's Iron Curtain. South Africa's Apartheid
appears to be crumbling with the resignation of President
Botha and release of Nelson Mandela. Terrorism confined its
senseless killing as the bombing of a Pan Am jet a few days

before Christmas took the lives of two classmates. The world j
of 1990 has dramatically overshadowed the world we left be- J
hind as we entered BC in September of 1986.

Soon after the discovery of a gaping hole in the ozone layer :
Imiles over Antattica, calls for environmental reform and pro- 1
tection rang throughout Washington and the United Na- 1
tions. American and Canadian environmental groups doc- '
umented the extensive damage acid rain had caused to thous- 1
ands of acres of forests and numerous bodies of water. Early in I
1989, an Exxon oil tanker struck an iceberg in Alaska, spew-
ing hundreds of millions of gallons of crude oil into the Pa- 1
cific. The destruction of the natural ecosystem became immiy
nent as the oil slick spread throughout thousands of miles o$
Alaskan coastline. Prevention of additional environmental .
disasters like this will challenge our generation well into the j
next decade. - m

Back on campus, the class of 1990 has similarly witnessed I
enormous change during the last four years. The Silvio Conte j
Forum, the largest area of architectual expansion on campus, \
houses a state of the art hockey and basketball arena. Demoli-
tion of Roberts Center soon followed the construction of
Conte, creating space for a new chemistry building along
Beacon Street. Two new Commonwealth Avenue dormitor-
ies presently stand on the former location of the Alumni Cen-
ter. These dorms blend well with the aesthetics of their neigh-
borhood. Both facilities include comfortable, modern apart-
ments, exercise and weight rooms, libraries, and T.V.
lounges. Most importantly, these two new dorms help to ease
the ever-present housing crunch at BC.

Renovations to existing facilities in Campion Hall have
improved the services of the Campus School. The entire
Computer Center at O'Neill was revamped and updated for
the start of classes in September. BC libraries continued to
improve information technology with the addition of Quest
Cataloging Systems in all of its seven facilities. In August,
BC's main entrance received a face-lift with the completion of
a new front gate.

In BCs surrounding communities, the Class of '90 en-
countered a somewhat hostile neighborhood. Back in 1986,
tension off-campus had heightened at an alarming rate. BC
Administrators continued to warn of serious consequences
both on and off our campus during our freshman and sopho-
more years. However, BC students continued to clash with
neighbors and Metropolitan Police. Soon, crackdowns be-
came routine at notorious party spots such as "The House of
Pain" and apartments along Cummings Road, Egremont, and
South Street. Concern for students' safety and neighborhood
order led to a wave of conservatism in BC administrative pol-
icies. The Boston Licensing Board's decision to ban kegs and
limit alcohol consumption on all college campuses in the city
marked the culmination of the Boston community's outrage
and intolerance of rowdy, "abnormal" behavior. Swiftly fol-
lowing this move, new regulations regarding proper ID's at
popular BC hangouts left legal-age students scrambling for a
limited number of Massachusetts Liquor ID's. Unfortunately,
the transition to a new system of identification both on and off
campus left many students without access to Thursday night's
Rat, a social "institution" for BC seniors. For the first two

months of the Fall Semester, UGBC's Pub Series and The 1
were in danger of complete cancellation. Following an inunda-
tion of student complaints, BC's Administration deliberated
with the Newton Licensing Board, eventually reaching a
compromise admitting students to campus functions with
valid, bar-coded ID. In addition, the University initiated
crackdown of "excessive" drinking at student-sponsored tail-
gates. BC and Campus Police threatened to begin videotaping
students' behavior at Alumni Stadium as a foodfighting "w3
fare" erupted weekly during the season. In reaction to the
controversial policies both on and off campus, student pro-
tests and rebukes consistently filled "The Heights'" editorial
pages throughout this year. jBB^a "*\

The Class of 1990 leaves Boston College with memories of
physical changes on campus, a tightening of administrative
policy and enforcement, and a year of unprecedented global
change. As the graduating Class of '90 closes the final chap-
ter, clothed in caps and gowns, and walks through the quad
one last time as an undergraduate, we, the members of the Sub
Turri staff, present to you this book as testimony of good mem-
ories, friends, and times past. Highlighted events and cap-
tured moments from student life to sports and academics fill
these pages in our attempt to preserve the years that have
passed so quickly . . .

Jim Le

and Debbie D'lsabel

4 Boston College

photon by Jan I

Boston College 5

Mary Manion

6 Boston College

Boston College 7

all photos by Jan Linert

8 Boston College

Boston College 9

Jan Linert

10 Boston College

Boston College 1 1

Sean Kit

12 Boston College

Mary Manion

Boston College 13

14 Boston College

Jan Linen

Jan Linert

Boston College 15

Mary Manion

16 Boston College

Boston College 1 7

18 Boston College

Jan Linert

Boston College 19

20 Boston

Boston 2 1

22 Boston

photos by Paige Rosini

Boston 23

Mary Man ion

24 Boston

Jan Linert

Boston 25

26 Boston

|an [nun

Boston 27

28 Boston

W*M

Fv<

lA**

y ^

► ^

Boston 29

A YEAR IN REVIEW

"A year in Review" and what a
year to review! 1989 and 1990
brought "hellos" and "goodbyes"
of many types. International
lines were destroyed, domestic
problems unfolded, and enter-
tainment expanded. It is difficult
to touch upon all of the stories
and incidents of this past year,

but one can definitely cite 1990
as a year of unification, confront-
ation, and implementation of
new thoughts and realities.
These photos taken from Time,
People Magazine, Life, and News-
week capture the events of this
last year.

30 Current Events

Current Events 3 1

Clockwise, from top left: It was a year of
international turbulence. Those who rose up
against communism in China found their ef-
forts stifled by an aggressive military. But the
brief feeling of freedom gave this young man
cause for rejoicing. Hungarians celebrated in
Budapest's Parliament Square after their gov-
ernment changed the nation's political struc-
ture from communism to an independent re-
public. Solidarity reigned in Poland, as Lech
Walesa took to raising money for the
country's treasury. The U.S. ousted Manuel
Noriega from his corrupt military dictator-
ship in Panama. And the whole world
watched as the most powerful symbol of the
division of East and West, the Berlin Wall,
came down.

32 Current Events

Current Events 33

34 Current Events

Clockwise, from top left: In October of
1989, a major earthquake shook the San
Francisco area, leaving thousands homeless.
Adding to the destruction were fires caused
by breaks in natural gas lines. In Wash-
ington, D.C. , the nation's homeless problem
was epitomized by one of that city's 6,000
homeless sleeping on a grate outside the
White House. In entertainment, the Rolling
Stones shook the U.S. once again in a 36-city
reunion tour. In Virginia, the United States
elected its first black govenor, Douglas Wil-
der. In opposition to a pro-choice march on
Washington, pro-lifers created a mock cem-
etery, representing one day's abortions in the
United States. 72-year-old Zsa Zsa Gabor
found herself in the limelight for slapping a
Beverly Hills policeman who stopped her for
expired tags. Her sentence— $12,000 in fines
and court costs, 120 hours of community ser-
vice and 3 days in jail. PTL leader J imBakker
didn't fare as well. In a 6-week trial for 24
counts of fraud and conspiracy Bakker re-
ceived a 45-year sentence to prison.

Current Events 35

Clockwise, from above: David Letterman
continued to be a latenight favorite, though
his competition stiffened. In the box office
smash of the summer, Jack Nicholson went
up against Batman as the Joker. Meg Ryan
played one of the most realistic roles of the
year as Sally in When Harry Met Sally. The
B-52's made a fantastic comeback with their
album Cosmic Thing. The entertainment
world lost many great performers, including
Bette Davis. Mike Tyson caused much media
hype, eventually losing his title as Heavy
Weight Champ to Buster Douglas. The
Dukakis family faced personal and public
crises over both Kitty's addictions and the
Massachusetts state budget.

Current Events

Current Events 37

ACADEMICS

Jesuit ideals in education are
inherently tied to our motto of
"Ever to Excel". Through BC's
four main undergraduate col-
leges, we as students, have been
touched in one way or another by
an educational foundation in
using knowledge to serve others.
Thus, as integral members of the
School of Arts and Sciences,
The School of Management,
School of Education, or School
of Nursing, the Class of 1990
leaves the Heights better prepa-

red to meet the challenges of the
"real" world and its often over-
whelming complexities.
Although no two students grad-
uate with exactly the same acad-
emic experience, it is inevitable
that he or she has been affected
in some way by Boston College's
faith and commitment in educat-
ing its students for both the ben-
efit of "self and others in our
local and world-wide com-
munity.

40 Academics

Academics 4 1

42 Academics

Knowledge

is Power

Academics 43

Beauty Inspires
Introspection

44 Academics

Academics 45

46 Academics

College of Arts & Sciences

Academics 47

CSOM

Carroll

School

of
Management

48 Academics

il^WHtl

Acade

50 Academics

SCHOOL OF EDUCATION

Academics 5 1

SCHOOL OF NURSING

J0k

m rm

|E .... '"^r^JP

Ul Jm& ''':jr-£' ' ?js '' ^^ft/V^^H

C v.* A

if s>-

■— ■ -

5 2 Academics

Jan Linert

Academics 53

DISCOVER YOUR OPTIONS

CAREER CENTER

54 Academics

■

Academics 55

EVER TO EXCEL

Distinguished
Academic
Organizations

CROSS AND CROWN

Jan Linert

56 Academics

BELLARMINE LAW ACADEMY

Jackie Pangonil

The faculty Advisor for the Bellarmine Law Academy is Rev. Leonard Mahoney, S.J. . The Student Officers are Gregory Montana (A&S
'90)- President; Gregory Redmond (A&S '90)- Vice-president; Paul Whiting (A&S '90)- Treasurer; Catherine Stanton (A&S '90)- Sec-
retary.

Academics 57

O'NEILL LIBRARY

photos by Mary Manic

Something

New

At the start of the 1989-90 school
year, O'Neill implemented a sophis-
ticated new computer system.

•••.•->.

58 Academics

B ' ; tfMm^ ' rffiff i nUiiiM -
»*;■ if V '

*"■

MP*.

i n

-< S ' ,.!.«;

BAPST

The

Unsung

Library

Academics 59

Last Minute Paper Anxiety

O'Neill Computer Facility

60 Academics

Academics 6 1

Art Imitates Life?

BC Art Gallery

62 Academics

:' >'"";;•■■: ? • ;V ,Vi

Academics 63

64 Academics

ll 1

ran

♦•-

p iinii him

III I! ill III Il|U

iL JkTM

Academics 65

SPORTS

"Ever to Excel" is an attitude
embodied by all the athletic
teams at Boston College. Every
year our atheletes represent the
university throughout the
country with great pride and
sportsmanship. This year was no
exception. Although victory is

always the quest of our teams, the
hardwork and dedication of each
player and coach outshines even
the final score, continually
bringing tradition and excel-
lence to Boston College.

"Francis Gannon

66 Sports

Sports 67

Jan Linert

68 Football

BOSTON COLLEGE FOOTBALL

m ^m

^taflr ^^ Wtr ^

i v '^^tfp^

^flgu m

ML ■>" ;^H| S

wg? w

jjBL. * V

■i^H 4|m^

msjTi

A. i%F* ^^

~^L ^B ^^ ^

L ^

jhrfr *$' J^^^'

jf^L * A

^fl

Jt W' i ^^B

MhI B^ •' 4§5f

Idff^Sf

m- oft

Sean Kim

Football 71

72 Football

■

—

Football 73

This past season the Eagles of Boston
College set out on a mission. Facing a
schedule of opposing teams which un-
doubtedly was one of the most difficult in
the nation, BC knew it would not be an
easy year. The Eagles would face four
teams who ranked in Associated Press'
Pre-season Top 25. In addition, Five of
BC's opposing squads eventually would go
on to post-season Bowl appearances.
Surely, BC would be challenged each
week. Yet the Eagles aspired to "fly high"
and in turn, challenged the schools of
football legend. With a devotion to hard
work and a captured spirit of true fraternal
teamship, the squad set out to achieve ex-
cellence on the field. The motto soon be-
came: "We are one." One in spirit. One in
effort. And in unity the Eagles would find

their strength.

The Eagles began the year against the
formidable Panthers of Pittsburgh. Pitt
proved strong, and soundly beat BC, 29 -
10. But that difference in score would be
the greatest BC would suffer throughout
the season. In fact, the next week's heart-
breaking loss to Rutgers, 9 - 7, would be
the first in a string of narrow losses which
would test the perseverance of both
players and coach. The Eagles quieted
Penn State's Nittany Lions at their home
field of State Park for almost the entire
game. However, a bootlegging quarter-
back scampered into the end zone in the
final minute and managed to pull victory
from the claws of the Eagles.

Who could forget the Eagle's next game
at Ohio State? Quarterback Willie Hicks

ignited an Eagle offense in the second half
and led an amazing comeback which, un-
fortunately, would be just shy of mir-
aculous. Nevertheless, the Eagles' effort
was one to be proud of! New hope had re-
juvinated fans' spirit. BC then returned
home to defeat Temple, 35-14. The
Eagles appeared to be a cohesive team
unit, producing their highest scoring of
the season.

On the following Saturday, Navy visi-
ted The Heights to battle BC. The Eagles
performed consistently, but Navy man-
aged to shock both the Eagles and a sold-
out crowd at Alumni, leaving BC defeated
with a 27-24 victory. Next, BC met The
Mountaineers of West Virginia. Led by
Heisman Trophy candidate, Major
Harris, The Mountaineers pulled-offa 44-

Left: After a
rocky start,
Senior Mark
Kamphaus re-
bounded lead-
ing BC over
Army. Right:
Although the
team played
like "heck",
Coach Bi-
cknell took a
great amount
of heat for the
Eagles' dismal
performance.
Far Right:
Ivan Caesar
proved to be a
force to be re-
ckoned with,
stuffing many
opponents be-
hind the lines.

74 Football

J-,, I ,

30 win before another heartbroken sell-
out crowd at Alumni.

Syracuse proved to be another difficult
test for Boston College. Still shaken by
previous losses, BC was forced to work
with fewer players, having lost several
teammates to recent injuries. Despite the
odds, the Eagles played a tough game
until the end, as the Orangemen scored
again, leaving BC gridsmen with a 23-1 1
loss.

BC flew to West Point the following
weekend and shocked an unsuspecting
camp of cadets. With a plan of attack and
execution any military would be proud of,
BC captured a victory on foreign soil, 24-
17! Next, The Eagles squared-off against
the Cardinals of Louisville at Alumni
Stadium. Louisville hammered at the
Eagles' defense, escaping Chestnut Hill
with a 36-22 victory. The season finale
took place against The Yellowjackets of
Georgia Tech. Unfortunately, the 'jackets
stung late in the game to ground the
Eagles, 13-12; it was only one point that
stopped an Eagle victory that day. This
frustrating loss seemed to symbolize most
of the season.

As difficult as the season was, the Eagles
continued to forge ahead. Each week
brought encouragement not only from a
team effort but from individual star per-
formances. Kicker Brian Lowe became
BC's all-time leading scorer and with
fellow teammate, Rico Labbe, made post-
season All-Star performances. Weathered
veterans led the team throughout the sea-
son. Matt Kelley led the defense with 91
tackles. Tim Frager matched Mike
Sanders in averaging 4.6 yards per gain
rushing, while averaging 24 yards in
kickoff returns. Ed Toner led the team in
touchdowns while Mark Chmura topped
the list of leading receivers. Waiting eag-
erly for next season is a fine group of talen-
ted young Eagles. Willie Hicks will take
over from Mark Kamphaus and Mike
Power to lead the 1990-91 Eagles to vic-
tory.

Surely, BC promises an exciting future
for its football fans. We have a strong and
well-directed squad of players. Next year's
team will draw on strength shown in this
1990 squad. As anyone associated with
this team will attest, the 1989-90 Eagles
were a group of sincerely devoted and in-
defatigable young men. Clearly, it was a
spirit of unity that made this team unique.
While all teams strive to win, few can
boast of being One! — ]oe Regan

Football 75

Jan Linen

76 Football

■■■'mi' /^

*<:•:-,

VHP

Sean Kim

Football 77

78 Football

Jan Linert

Football 79

80 Football

I Left: Lahhe Overruns Harris

J Below: Marcus Cherry Struts His

~ Stuff!

Football 81

82 Women's Soccer

Jan Linert

WINGED WARRIORS

When speaking of consistency and dedication to excellence in
athletics at Boston College, one cannot ovetlook the Women's Soccer
Team. Next year will mark the tenth year anniversary of the incorpo-
ration of Women's Soccer as a varsity sport at BC and in that time
their accomplishments have been many. Not only have the Lady
Eagles been nominated to the NCAA tournament a number of times,
but in the last four years, they have captured three Eastern Collegiate
Athletic Association championships. In pre-season polls, the
Women's team has regularly been ranked among the top twenty Di-
vision 1 teams in the country and has played up to par with such
national powers as U Conn, William and Mary and NC State. One of
the highlights of this season was an intense match between BC and
sixth ranked U Conn, which ended in a 1-1 tie, marking the first time
BC has held U Conn back in 4 years. Another major accomplishment
of the Women's squad was their close 2-1 loss to NC State, the Di-
vision 1 National Champions the last seven consecutive years.

This year got off to a rough start as the Eagles found themselves up
against a number of formidable opponents who had increased in
strength since last season. Such competition, however, helped to pre-
pare the Eagles for some of their bigger games later in the season.
Consistently performing well on the front line for BC were senior
Katie Connelly and junior Gina Vassallo, and both made All-
American this year. Starting in net, senior co-captain Diane Cordano
proved a formidable force against some of the best strikers in the
country and was a key factor in clinching an ECAC post season

tournament bid for the Eagles. In the mid-field, sophomore Stacy
Smith, senior co-captain Abbie Wallner, and junior Shelley Heisey
all played outstanding, controlling the pace of play and creating excit-
ing offensive scoring opportunities. At stopper, moving up from de-
fense, senior Christine Carroll proved equal to the task of marking
opposing center strikers out of play as well as acting as a transition
player, moving the ball from defense to offense. This year was partic-
ularly memorable for Christine as she finally scored after four years on
the Varsity squad.

Outstanding on defense for BC were sophomore Mary Lappin,
junior Paula Schwartzbauer, senior Ellen Donohoe, and freshman
Heather Hughes. As the season progressed, coach Susanna Kaplan
moved Abbie Wallner to the sweeper position and Heather Hughes up
to offense where she scored a number of goals. Abbie played excellent
defense, defusing a number of dangerous situations, until she was un-
fortuantely sidelined with a knee injury.

Next year looks very promising due to the strength the underclass-
men displayed throughout the season. Junior Nicole Condi, sopho-
more Rachel Sheridan, and freshman Sonja Withington should all be
integral players, filling in for those starters who are graduating. As
their schedule gets toughter, the Women's Soccer Team will continue
to play consistently great soccer, producing winning records and al-
ways striving for an NCAA title. Great job this year and good luck in
the future!

— Christine Carroll

Women's Soccer 83

Francis Gannon

Minn* "^T

^E5

Patrick Murphy

Mary Manion

EAGLE SPIKESTERS

The Women's Volleyball team faced one of its
toughest schedules in recent years in their 1989-
90 season. Fifth year coach Gary Gildea packed
their schedules with a record 40 games designed
to challenge and improve the squad. As a result,
the Eagles ended their season with a respectable
1 1-29 record, placing them 6th in the Big East.

This year's team consisted of a very young
roster, including only two seniors, two juniors,
four sophomores and three freshmen. However,
the Eagles maintained a consistently strong line-
up starring senior Terri Shanahan, junior Jenni-
fer Smith, sophomores Michelle Korn, Jennifer
McEnroe and Mary Ellen McKinnon and fresh-
man Heather Cody. Fifth-year senior Leslie
Bjerstadt, junior Ellen Blumenberg and sopho-
more Kim Hasley also added depth and experi-
ence to the team's attack.

The Eagles long season was highlighted by
their premier hosting of the National Catholic
Tournament in late September. The team per-

formed solidly and finished second to their big-
gest rival, Providence. An extended break in
October proved detrimental to the squad, who
had a tough time regaining momentum for the
second half of their season. Despite this setback,
the Eagles were able to register important vic-
tories over other Big East teams, including
Seton Hall and U Conn.

For the fourth year in a row, senior Terri
Shanahan proved to be the powerhouse of the
BC squad. Shanahan collected her third MVP
award and led the Eagles in every offensive and
all but one defensive category. She posted sea-
son high totals in kills, aces and digs and was the
first player in BC history to record more than
1000 kills and 200 aces in a career.

Although the Eagles will miss the talents of
Shanahana and Bjerstadt, the team maintains a
lot of potential and promises great things for the
1990s.

— Susan Eggers

86 Women's Volleyball

Women's Volleyball 87

Dan O'Donnell

Boston College Golf
Always A Stroke Ahead!

The BC Men's Golf Team began its 1989-90
campaign with only moderate success, despite
being "laden with its most talented group of
players ever" according to long-time coach and
Associate A.D. Ed Carroll. At the beginning of
their fall schedule, the team was ranked first in
Massachusetts and one of New England's Top
Three. Senior tri-captains Dan O'Donnell, Jim
Callahan, and Anders Johncke led the team to
Westpoint, New York, September 7-11 to com-
pete in their season opener against 25 teams
from all the East. Despite Junior Todd Barrett's
solid 72-74-75-221 in the three day event, the
squad finished just outside the top ten. The fol-
lowing weekend, the team ventured to New
Haven, Connecticut for the 40 team Yale In-
vitational. Again, Barrett led the Eagles, with
sophomore Pete Keller, a top ranked amateur
turning in several solid rounds. Next, the
Eagles prepared for the biggest event of the sea-
son: The Big East Championship in Potomac,
Maryland. The three day tournament was
played at the TPC course at Arenel; the BC

team entered the competition as slight favorites
over St. John's. Although the men from The
Heights discovered that their scores were not all
that low, they lost the event to St. John's. Their
season was rounded-out by The New England
Championships at The Cape, and the Wildcat
Invitational in New Hampshire. In both tourna-
ments, sophomores Dan Hostetter and Timmy
Magner led the BC squad; each turned in a sub-
par round.

Over the cold weather months, the team
began a conditioning program instituted by Coach
Carroll. Their workouts included running and
weightlifting on a four day per week schedule
throughout the winter. In March, the Eagles
attended an annual ten-day trip to Phoenix,
Arizona for practice and competition in a three
tournament schedule. The remainder of the
Spring schedule included The Greater Boston
Championship and Massachusetts State Open.
BC finished the season in May, successfully
competing in the Division I Championships.

— Dan O'Donnell

88 Men's Golf

Men's Golf 89

Eagles Looking for Birdies

With perserverance and skill, the Boston
College Women's Golf team faced tough op-
ponents like Yale, Rutgers, U. Hattford and
Dartmouth. Courageously coached by Peggy
Connolly and Bobbi Carson, the tournaments
included the Dartmouth Invitational, the
ECAC's at the ever-challenging Yale course,
and trips to. the U. North Carolina and Mt.
Holyoke.

Senior captain, star golfer, Susan Meehan led
the BC team and consistently placed in the top
five of all tournaments in which BC competed.
Seniors Maura Chisholm, when burning up the
Orchids Golf Course at Mt. Holyoke, and Col-
leen Sweeney who was able to hit out of any-
where, were valuable team players. Multi-
talented Colleen Murnane, also a senior, was a
fierce competitor and a valuable asset to the
team. Others adding their talent and spirit to
the team effort were: seniors, Mary Blaikie, Jane
O'Brien, Maura Quinn, Maryanne McNeil and
junior, Elizabeth McDonald. Watch for upcom-
ing sophmores Beth Agnew and Mary Duffy and
freshmen, Muffy Lewis and superstar, Kelli
Weaver.

— Liz McDonald

Left: BC's women of
the links prepare for
another outing.
Below: Taking a
break in North Car-
olina.

90 Women's Golf

n^y&f.

Women's Golf 91

— BC RUGGERS—

Tackling a Tough Season

The Boston College Men's Rugby Club took
the field this season aiming to win the New Eng-
land Championship, a title that has eluded the
team since its inception in 1967. Led by captains
Phil Gaechter and Bill Cotter, the team began
practice in September with abouding confi-
dence, having just returned from a successful
Spring season. Ken Daly, who volunteers his
time to help coach the team, was excited about
this year's prospects, looking to the strength and

ability of returning seniors, Paul Edmondson,
Peter Dube, James Meehan, Sean McCloskey,
Paul Conill and talented underclassmen, Jody
Morris, Ted Jenkin and Steve Gwozdz.

The season, however, did not live up to such
lofty expectations. A promising opening game
win over Tufts buoyed the team's spirit. BC ex-
perienced success again, triumphing over
Amherst and tying Northeastern. However,
losses to arch-rivals Harvard and BU left BC out

of the New England Tournament again this
year. A strong showing in a late season loss to a
powerful Cal-Berkeley ended the fall season on a
upbeat note.

However, success in Rugby is not measured in
wins alone. The enjoyment of the game and the
friendships secured keep players coming back to
one of the most popular clubs at Boston College.

— Marie Duval!

La u rime Delgado

92 Men's Rugby

Above: Bill and Paul in the heat
of battle.

Below: Coach Daly stands
proudly by his talented team

Laurimi- Delgado

Men's Rugby 93

94 Men's Rugby

Kjith> Pignone

The BC Women's Rugby Football
Club succeeded this year in becoming
the 1989-90 New England champions.
Under the guidance of coach Ken Daly
and captains Barrie Tyler and Sezy
Gerow, BC Women's Rugby defeated
last year's champion, Dartmouth Col-
lege, as wellasUVM, Harvard, Brown,
UNH, Wellesley, and Williams. In
April the team travelled to the Uni-
versity of Virginia to represent New
England in the All Eastern Rugby
Tournament.

BC Women's Rugby has been in ex-

istence for over 1 1 years and fields two
sides of players. The keys to their over-
whelming success has been a strong
team unity, a solid base of young
players and excellent coaching and
leadership. The team is a member of
the New England Rugby Football
Union which regulates and mediates
all the collegiate and town teams in
New England. Rugby has become an
increasingly popular sport in America
with several thousand collegiate and
town teams existing across the nation.
The level of play has matured to new

heights among men and women's col-
legiate teams, making the sport physic-
ally demanding yet increasingly re-
warding.

BC Women's Rugby would like to
express its deepest appreciation to
those pople who gave their support to
our success: Mr. Ken Daly, Mr. Edward
Carroll, BC Men's Rugby, all our par-
ents (may they continue to pay the
medical bills) and friend without
whom we wouldn't have gotten to
where we did.

—Barrie Tyler

Women's Rugby 95

Triumverate
of power: Joe,
John and Greg

Greg knows
wrestling. Sor-
ry M.I.T!

96 Wrestling

All the Right Moves!

Sean Kim

This year's wrestling team consists of
many seasoned veterans, led by senior
captains Greg Pulskamp, Joe Nugent
and John Merklinger. The supporting
cast centers around fellow seniors Rob
Lally, Chuck Hurchalla, Rene Canezin
and Mike Alvarez, most of whom have
been on the varsity squad since their
freshman year.

The season began well, with a one
point losing decision to Western New
England College, a Perennial Division
III powerhouse. The team stayed tight,
despite forfeiting one match and hav-
ing a 1 80 pound wrestler square off with

WNEC's heavyweight. After the
match, WNEC's coach was quoted as
saying, "This is the best BC team I've
seen in years!"

The second half of the season looks
bright for BC's grapplers. With some of
their toughest matches to come, they
are looking forward to the challenges
ahead of them. The culmination of
their season will be the New England
Tournament, in which they hope to
produce three champions and num-
erous place-winners.

— Chuck Hurchalla

Above: Dave grapples for
dominance.

Wrestling 97

B.C. Field Hockey

Stick it to 'em!

Left: A determined eagle races toward the ball.

98 Field Hockey

Field Hockey 99

100 Field Hockey

Battling for the Ball!

Field Hockey 101

» »

■» .

' **•

Boys of Summer

Adam Clement

Last year rhe Eagles posted a 20-17 record im-
proving upon 1988's 15-16 mark. 1989 was the
beginning of a new era for BC baseball with the
hiring of Richard Maloney as head coach.

Pitching and hitting were the team's strong
points. Doug MacNeil led most pitching cate-
gories with nine wins and one loss earning all
Big East honors. Also contributing to the quality
pitching were seniors Tom Casey, Chris Piela
and Pat Fitzgerald, juniors Dave Dawson, Dan
Connelly and Tim Smith and sophomores Eddie
Abany and Brian Looney. Marty Naughton led
the team in hitting with a .384 batting average.
During Big East games Brian "the vacuum"
McGourthy hit .456 and earned all Big East
honors. Brian is also an excellent right fielder,
handling the treacherous conditions of Shea
field. Kevin Connolly and Lance Wallin proved
to be the teams' best clutch hitters getting the
big hits when needed. Pinch hitting was also a
strong point for the Eagles in '89 anchored by
Rusty Staubike, Joe Shoenfeld, and strongman
Pete Northgraves. Defensively, the team's
strengths were in centerfield with Greg Rad-
achowsky and second base's Greg "Gator" Mil-
ler.

This year's team returns most of the pitching
staff and hopes to improve defensively with
freshman Tom Mandile at shortstop and
Thomas Carney at first base. Coach Maloney,
with assistants John Brown and Bob Sannica-
ndro are optimistic about this year's upcoming
season, raising the number of season games to
forty-five. The team plays 10 games in early
March during which they will be on a trip to
Winter Haven, Florida. This trip is a result of
the efforts of team manager, Brian Connor.

— Tim Smith

104 Sailing

Eagles set sail!

nil

mil

mi H mi
.iiii^nn

The varsity sailing team raced to solid finishes
throughout the 1989-90 season. The lack of
senior sailors was compensated for by many
talented underclassmen. Junior captain John
Bohan, junior Charlie Flather and sophomore
Dove Rosow consistently turned in strong per-
formances.

The women's team had an extremely success-
ful season, boosting their national rank to ninth
place. Senior captian Martha Pfarr, senior Car-
olyn Shea, and juniors Kerry Tyson and
Kathleen Byrne raced competitively in major in-
tersectional and trophy regattas.

The freshman team made an excellent show-
ing as well, finishing near the top in many re-
gattas. Skippers Ned Roseberry and Bill Smith
and crews Beverly Soares and Jen Creedon raced
strongly and consistently throughout the sea-
son. The presence of many skilled underclass-
men sailors should ensure the team's continued
success.

— Cathy Girr

Sailing 105

106 Men's Soccer

The Eagles broke out of the gates early to
gain momentum. Below: the leadership of
Mark Eagan helped BC to an 8-10-1 record.

While not much was expected from the 1990 men's soccer team, the Eagles met every challenge
that confronted them. After a rather disappointing pre-season, the Eagle triumphed over one of the
toughest schedules in New England. Behind second year coach Ed Kelly and a host of star players,
the Eagles received their first bid to the Big East Tournament since 1986.

Due to big early season wins over such powerhouse teams as Syracuse and Hartford, the Eagles
were able to build the momentum which would sustain them throughout the regular season. Co-
captains Mark Eagan and Andy Sage led the Eagles to a respectable 8-10-1 record. Seniors Scott
Morrell, Greg O'Brien, Greg Schwake and Stuart Tallmadge were also instrumental in several of the
Eagle victories.

Coach Kelly, named Big East Coach of the Year, inspired his players to a late season triumph over
the talented Harvard squad. This win, coupled with the Eagles' flawless home record, was enough to
carry the team into post-season play. On a rainy day in November, the Eagles ended their season
with a tough loss to UConn.

The Eagles move into next season with great hopes and expectations for upcoming victories.
Rookie of the Year, Justin Ciccarelli and a strong line-up of other young players promise to make the
Eagles an exciting team in the future.

— Susan Eggers

Jan Linert

Men's Soccer 107

Jan L inert

108 Men's Soccer

The fiesty play of junior
Andy Sage, left, led him to
All-Big East honors. Chris
Lugassy held back the oppo-
sition, proving himself as an
offensive force for the
Eagles.

.'■"?tt-V

110 Men's Soccer

-v *•

rare

iTSS

^p£?&

Ev ^i'1' j)wi j

/ ' -

■

^j''5v

Far Left: Greg Schwake looks
down field while, Above: Sagey
uses fancy footwork to out-
manuever an opponent. Left:
Sophmore Brendan McCarthy
shakes another defender.

Men's Soccer

ft m m <m

km^,

^., ^

Wm E"Ck "^

IS f* 4*

*" ,?*

.<*VVW>

photos by Jan Linert

112 Men's Basketball

EAGLE HOOPS '90

Selections from the following article by Kerry
Hughes, Sports Editor of The Heights, were
taken from the March 19, 1990 edition of The
Heights: Well, it's finally over. After five long,
frustrating months, the BC men's basketball
team put their dismal 1989-90 campaign to rest
with an 88-70 loss to Pittsburgh in the first
round of the BIG EAST Tournament at Mad-
ison Square Garden.

The Eagles finished the season with an overall
record of 8-20, a lowly 1-1 5 in the BIG EAST.

From the start it was clear that this would be a
rebuilding year for the Eagles as they began life
without Dana Barros, and brought six freshmen
to the roster.

"1 was very disappointed with the way the sea-

son went, and I'm sure the kids were as well,"
commented head coach Jim O'Brien. Bur we
made a commitment to go with a younger group,
and we had to take a step back to take two steps
forward. We knew we were going to take our
lumps a little bit, and it was really a struggle from
the beginning," said O'Brien.

A lack of experience plagued the Eagles all
season, as the team did not return any double
figure scorers, and at times had three freshmen
in the starting lineup, with Lior Arditti, David
Hinton, and Michael Reese.

"We didn't play with many seniors this year,"
noted O'Brien, "And traditionally in this con-
ference young players don't come in and become
major contributors right away. But next year,

these kids will be a year wiser and ready top]
a higher level."

"Finding someone to lead on the floor is a
concern for next season; you can't always do ii
from the sidelines," said O'Brien. A leader
should emerge from next year's team as the
Eagles will be much more experienced, and will
return three senior veterans: Doug Able, Corey
Beasley, and Willy Foley. Also joining the club
will be highly touted recruit Bill Curley, who
should be a contributor during his rookie season.

It was a long, tough, disappointing season for
the Eagles, but the sacrifices made this year will
hopefully pay off in the near future.

114 Men's Basketball

Men's Basketball 115

TTSmimi^

^S^

Wis. Jh.1

Eagles soar over Seton
Hall in first Big East win.

116 Men's Basketball

Men's Basketball 117

118 Men's Basketball

photos by Jan Linert

Men's Basketball 119

BOSTON COLLEGE HOCKEY

DOMINATES HOCKEY EAST

photos by Ian C. Klimon

120 Men's Hockey

In a year which has Drought disappointing
seasons for hoth the Eagles football and basket-
ball teams, the BC Eagles '89-'90 Hockey team
gave the BC faithful something to smile about,
winning both the Hockey East regular season
title and the tournament championship, as well
as travelling to compete in the Final Four of the
NCAA National Championship in Detroit,
Michigan.

This year's successful season was an uphill
battle for the Eagle skaters as they started the
season with dismal losses to Providence, BU,
and Northeastern. It looked as if the Eagles, who
ironically had ranked Number One in pre-
season national polls, would be heading down
the same frustrating path as their football and
basketball counterparts. Then it happened. . .

With a few adjustments to the front line and a
new emphasis on defense, BC came alive and
played with a fury not experienced on the
Heights in a long time. In the first week of Dec-
ember, the Eagles began their current winning
streak, sweeping a series against the league-

leading Maine Blackhears. With the start of the
new decade, BC turned on the heal with a winn-
ing momentum, pulling off a record ol I 1-1-1,
the only loss was another heartbreaker to BU in
this year's Beanpot Tournament. By mid-
February, BC once again found itself head to
head with the Blackhears of Maine, battling for
the Hockey East Championship.

In what seemed to be the climax of the
tournament, the Eagles overcame Maine in a
4-3 victory before a raucous sellout crowd at
Kelley Rink. At this point, the starting front
line of Steve Heinze, David Emma, and Marty
Mclnnis—affectionately known as the HEM
line-accounted for well-over half of the team's
cumulative points this season.

But the season's consistently thrilling vic-
tories were far from over! The Eagles' next chal-

lenge came in the NCAA touriiain< nl againsl
Minnesota's Golden Gophers in a best-of-three

series. A first game win gave another boosl to
BC's morale with a 4-2 victory over Minnesota.
However, the Gophers came back to win the
second game, 2-1. In the spirit of this year's suc-
cesses, the Eagles dominated Minnesota, 6-1 in
the final game of the series, advancing to the
NCAA Final Four Contest in Detroit to meet
Wisconsin. . .

Besides the consistently outstanding per-
formances of the "HEM line", BC's '90 squad
was led by the brilliant performances of Hobey
Baker candidate and All-American Greg
Brown, and Hockey East MVP, Scott LaGrand;
Senior, Bill Nolan and Sophomore, Ted
Crowley also contributed to the team's effort
and success.

Men's Hockey 121

Ian C. Klimon

Above: Emma strikes again.
Above Right: Scott LaGrand,
momentarily out of action.
Bottom Right: Henize is yet
again unstoppable.

BC-ING YOU IN DETROIT!

122 Men's Hockey

Men's Hockey 123

124 Men's Hockey

Jan Ln

Men's Hockey 125

1 26 Men's Hockey

Shot, Score as Eagles
Dominate Lowell.

Men's Hockey 127

Left: Getting psyched fot
Beanpot.

photos by Ian C. Klimon

1 28 Men's Hockey

Defense is always a key.

Men's Hockey 129

Lady Hoops ters!

130 Women's Basketball

n«?

Women's Basketball 131

132 Women's Basketball

Perspectives 133

GLIDING TO VICTORY!

The 1990 Boston College Women's
Hockey Team was comprised of
twenty-six hard working individuals.
Some of these women appeared to have
been "born with skates on their feet,"
while others have skated for the first
time just this year.

This diverse group of young women
successfully pulled this year's team
together to produce the first winning
record in the history of BC women's
hockey. The organization was without
athletic scholarships, but BC provided
equipment and ice time to augment the
enthusiasm and dedication of the
team.

Leadership was maintained by senior
Lisa Pickel and assistant Kristen Leens.
The 1990 team had only two returning

seniors; as a result, they relied heavily
on junior and sophomore talent. BC's
offense was strengthened with the sur-
prise addition of Liz Power, a transfer
student from UNH. A highly recruited
goalie, Carrie Tiernan, boasted one of
the the best records in the area. These
two stand-out athletes accomplished
success with the dedication and dev-
otion of the team as a whole.

BC Women's Hockey tckled a tough
schedule consisting of games against
Northeastern, Harvard, Providence
and Concordia, a tough team from
Canada. Next season promises con-
tinued success for the Lady Eagles who
have proven their determination and
dedication to winning in the BC
Hockey tradition.

134 Women's Hockey

^ W&

-fe:»

rmm

Women's Hockey 135

136 S

wimming

photos by Monique Acevedo

Members of this year's team are cheering louder, swimming fas-
ter, and realize that the future of the Boston College Men's Swim
Team is brighter than ever. Coach Tom Groden looks with opti-
mism to the 1990's: "We will no longer settle for mediocrity. Our
focus is on being consistantly one of the best swim teams in the area
and winning The New Englands."

In observing the talent of BC Swimming, it is remarkable that
the team does not depend on athletic scholarships. Nevertheless,
senior co-captains Todd Hewett and Matt Mysliwec have success-
fully fired up the team with the assistance of a few wily underclass-
men. Todd's outstanding contribution to the team, who just re-
cently broke his own record, is evident each time he dives. Hewett
presently holds records in both the 50 and 100 yard freestyle
events. Other major "splashes" are provided by Craig Jones, Rob
Strong, Rick McMorrow and Peter Sullivan all of whom will be
returning as seniors next year. Sophomore talents Maarten Kraaij-
vanger and Michael Ryan will combine with the returning fresh-
men to make BC Swimming more powerful than ever.

Senior Steve Murray enthusiastically notes that "the quality of
our schedule has dramatically improved over the past four years. "
This improvement coupled with the achievements and enthusiasm
of this year's program will ensure the realization of Coach Groden's
goals for the 1990's and beyond.

— Michael O'Leary

Swimming 137

138 Divi

OFF THE
BOARDS!

photos by Jan Linert

Diving 139

The men's track & field team, headed by
Karen Keith, has had some outstanding per- .
formances this season despite their youth, j
They are co-captained by junior Kevin
Nichols and senior Bryan Sadowski. Senior
Mike Pieroni, who has excelled in both the
3000m and 5000m, won the New England's
in the 5000. He also qualified for the
ICAAAA's in both events. Junior Dermont
Fitzpatrick is following in Mike's footsteps
very nicely, proving to be as successful as
Mike has been in ther past. He also qualified
for the ICAAAA's in both the 3000m and
5000m.

Kevin Nichols has qualified for the
ICAAAA's in the 35 lb. wt., and is looking
for another stellar performance outdoors in
the discus. Last year he threw 169' 10" and is
hoping for a shot in the Division I Nationals
this year. Junior Kevin Boland is quietly shin-
ing throughout the New England track &
field circuit with times in the 400m consist-
ently hitting 49. 0 seconds and 1:05.90 for the
500.

The rest of the team consists of sophom-
ores and freshmen. The most notable young
stars are sophomores Waldy Clark, Jamalh
Prince, Saadiq El-Amin, Peter Joel, Brian
Gourley, Jason Greene, Jeff Petruska, and
Keith Yuen. Coach Karen Keith has no doubt
had a tremendous year form he freshmen and
can only smile at the future she is building
with them. Though young and inexperien-
ced, people like Brian Murphy have made an
immediate impact throughout the New En-
gland area. Other outstanding freshmen who
will be looked upon the carry the weight of
the team in the future include Ramon Neves,
Rob Williams, Tom Sheeran, Mike Atwood,
Derek Hedges, Peter Hogan, and Rich
Robinson.

The Boston College Men's Track 6k Field
program shines brightly for the future with
the abundance of quality young runners along
with the already exisitng veteran leadership.

Boston College Cross Country, Track and Field

ALWAYS A STEP AHEAD!

140 Track

Coach Karen Keith's 1989-90 Women's
Track 6k Field Team began its quest to
bring its name back into the ranks ot the
best teams in the East. The task was dif-
ficult as the team lacked the depth of sen-
iority. The women began their season re-
lying on the multi-talented underclasswo-
men. The freshman crop brought to flic
Heights: All-State hurdler, Marielle
Flinterman who immediately broke the
school 55HH record, which also qualified
her for the ECAC's, and also Elaine
Veloukas whose triple jump also qualified

her for the ECAC's, and rounding out the
squad was Dcbra Marlowe, another
ECAC's qualifier.

For sophomores, Heather Crimshaw
defended her Greater Boston title in i lie
1000m and an ECAC qualifying time; she
had a record of 4:58.92 in the mile run.
Juniors, Jennifer Smith (shot put) and
Becky Peterson (3000m) helped Jennifer
Rolfe successfully compete in the New En-
gland's. Candace Nichols finished off her
indoor season with success in both the
high jump and long jump, achieving a

second-place finish overall in the New En-
gland Championships. Oilier scorers in
the meet were: Laurie Leonard, Marielle
Flinterman, Elaine Veloukas, and the
relay team of Heather Grimshaw, Laurie
Leonard, Debra Marlowe, and Gail
Harris.

Seniors included Elizabeth Mahanor,
Christine Swanick, and Gail Harris who
will be competing in the Summer
Olympics of 1992 in Barcelona, Spain.

Track 141

142 Ski Team

The BC Ski team, after completing a very suc-
cessful 1988-89 season, is expected to do even
better this season. Last year's Eagles men and
women's teams placed in the top ten in the Nat-
ional Collegiate Ski Association which is com-
posed of top teams in the country. This year's
national championships are being held at the
Eagles home mountain, Waterville Valley, New
Hampshire. Head coach, Bill Toof has high ex-

photos by Ed Ralicki

pectations.

Leading the team this year are captains Pam
Mercer and Tom Healy, who were both All East
skiers last season. Also returning are seniors Kim
Smart, Chris Osborn, Andy Gehl, Matt Cunni-
ngham, and John Geisleman. These seniors
have put four years into the team. Without thier
dedication and determination, the program
would be nowhere near the caliber it is today.

B.
C.

S
K
I

T
E
A
M

Ski Team 143

BOSTON COLLEGE CREW CLUB

photos by Christine Hemphill

Above: Competing
for Numerica's Cup.
Right: The women's
team relaxes be-
tween heats.

144 Women's Rugby

The Boston College Crew Club is now
afloat for a third year under the direction
of co-captains, Christine Hemphill and
Gregg Stallwood, and coaches Dave
Isenberg, Amber Selke, and Alex Selvig.
The young team races long "head" races
throughout the fall season. After a gruel-
ing and challenging winter training ses-
sion, the team spends Spring Break rowing
in Tampa, Florida preparing for the Spring
Sprint Races. Many hours of hard work,
unrelenting dedication, and fundraising
events have made the crew team very suc-
cessful since its inception a few years ago.
The BC Crew team is already looking for-
ward to the world-famous Head of the
Charles Regatta next October.

-Christine Hemphill

.£

Above: The men

display their oars-

manship.

Below: Conquer-

ing

the Charles!

Women's Rugby 145

KINGS OF THE COURT

146 Men's Tennis

Men's Tennis 147

Women's Tennis

-;.;.;

vm9

.■■'■■■

PkH

QUEENS OF THE COURT

photos by Sean Kim

Women's Tennis 149

Jan Linen

150 Sports

Tickets »n«*

TICKETS

Souvenir Bucket of Beer _ 7

I
I

2^7

N|^or Boston, /or boston,
we sing our proud refrain!
For Boston, for Boston,
T; ^'^om's earthly fane.

.ere all are one
And their hearts are true,
And the towers on the Heights
h the Heavn's own blue.

^>;

for Boston, for Boston,

Thy glory is our.

J ~ J

Hor Boston, for I

here that Truthl

i ever with t\

I thy heirs bet

T;l time shall n\

thy work is ciuwr™

Boston, jor Boston

ee and Thine alone

>.F

Student Life

Life at BC is like being thrust upon a never-
ending whirlwind of activity. There's never a
dull moment.

A concert by Ziggy Marley in recognition of
AHANA's tenth anniversary enlivened Conte
Forum in September. The year was also high-
lighted by smaller pub concerts featuring per-
formers such as Livingston Taylor and Mario
Cuoumo. Cafe nights in McElroy spotlighted
the musical talents of campus musicians such as
BCBOP, The Bostonians and Voices of Imani.

University clubs were active in everything
from voluntary efforts, to publications and pro-
gramming. The UGBC brought Maya Angelou
and Mario Cuomo to BC. The staff of PULSE
celebrated 20 years of voluntary efforts in the

Boston area, and The Heights gathered to cele-
brate 70 years of publication. Students also or-
ganized for national rallies in Washington DC.

Sports played its traditional role at BC.
Although our football team suffered a 2-9 sea-
son, fans still continued to tailgate.

Theatrical productions, lectures, inter-
collegiate sports, the marching band, the Plex,
mod parties, the Golden Eagle Dancers, kegs
(off-campus of course),... the list goes on. Life
at BC during the 1989-90 academic year was
full of excitement for those who just stepped
outside their dorm.

— Patricia McNerney

152 Student Life

Student Life 153

154 Go Eagles!

156 Head of the Charles

On October 22, the twenty-sixth annual Head of the Charles Regatta took place.
Once again, thousands of spirited spectators and dedicated teams from all over
the globe flocked to the banks of the historic Charles River, braving cold tem-
peratures and strong winds. Unfortunately, BC Crew failed to compete due to a deadline
problem. However, a crowd of BC students turned out in full force to battle the crowds
on the banks of the river and the winds over Elliot Bridge; but, most importantly, they
helped to cheer all the athletes on to victory.

Head of the Charles 157

158 Go Eagles!

Go Eagles! 159

A Taste of the Seasons

1 60 Seasons

*«» i.. -> > v., ►/■•' i v;

•-.■■'Sffib'v .-^

■ - "

--* a <*

Seasons 161

A Night to Remember

162 Homecoming

^H^b^hby

■ '.

^^feflR

■

Bel". •

ft &

n r
II ll

1 <

fgt m

:.. lit

III II

— - V

164 Sights

miiiiiiiiiiiuiimin)

Sights 165

166 Faces

' -i ,111 r mi

Faces 167

On a Road
to Nowhere

168 Roadtrips

1
1

^ S !B

Sate party r

n on the Lane

[ n

B§l| HINEYi
jjJtSSI.,.. at the In

1 i

- *

Roadtrips 169

Mod-est

^jvO&

Peggy Borden

170 Modi

Mods 171

(J A wAat a daAf

Jan Linert

172 Tailgates

ww a ta/ilaafa;

Paige Rosini

Tailgates 173

Studying Hard or Hardly Studying?

BC masters the fine art
of procrastination

'%$

1>- vr ■■• : ■■■'■''"■'., '..',*»'i. ~"<\'-"^t, *':tv'".;"-';'--v ■/><'••■'.■

■ x- ■■>■■■ <,;.> ■;*4'^^f^tfs'^S>^ySss

1 74 Procrasti

rastination

Procrastination 175

Fascination with Food

°PT,

Vo&

vcvo

^]V^

^o/A.

176 Take-out

Dining Out 177

More than a "European Vacation".

Over 250 members of the Class of '90 opted to teach or study abroad
in 1989. Some of these students and teachers left life in Chestnut Hill
for either a semester or an entire year. Traditionally, BC students
select European "favorites" such as London, Paris, and Madrid.
Added to the list of this year's adventures were studies in Thailand,
Australia, Norway, Ireland, China and of course, Angers and
Tirellan Heights.

Most of the students who traveled abroad say that studying or
teaching outside of our country is an amazing and eye-opening experi-
ence. Students are challenged to learn a foreign language—sometimes
in just four weeks! Living in another country forces a student to re-
spect different values and customs that vary from culture to culture.
After a few harrowing experiences with lost coats, borrowed 35mm
cameras, 35-hour-train-rides-from-Hell, harrassment from Spaniards

en route to Barcelona, and minor warfare between BC novios, travel-
ing from country to country seems a bit easier. Battling to understand
train schedules, youth hostel reservations, and restaurant menus in
foreign languages becomes less of a colossal task. Each year, BC
students—including Sub Turri Copy Editors— meet new people, tour
unusual places and cities, and manage to make a few good friends
along the way.

No two experiences abroad are exactly alike; however, all par-
ticipants return "home" to the U.S.A. with a better understanding of
different people and cultures. In addition, many participants learn
about what being American really means. Travel abroad does more
than "broaden your horizons"; it yields a new perspective on the world
outside of both BC and the United States of America.

— Jim and Deb

■SI

%. ."3^Bk.;jijL - HL

m fm

Si xm

' ' '

y^^^^^^E^K 1 'i

2's COMPANY . . .

180 2's

2's 181

182 2's

3's A CROWD . . . ?

3's 183

184 3's

"lli \

■~t\

3's 185

HMOWEEN

True Characters Revealed

186 Halloween

Halloween 187

188 Halloween

HALLOWEEN II

Halloween 189

190 Semi Formals

All dressed up and ready to roll!

Semi Formals 191

192 Semi Formals

Semi Formals 193

We'd do Anything for a Ticket

%**""*

#.;.»

II -a#

194 Dances

■

*****

lorn € 'L A

*""*i

<C^

(p^»

^a^

rtr>

kJ£?

-5*

£>$

Dances 195

THEME
PARTIES

196 Theme Parties

The Bigger the
Better

Theme Parties 197

Winter, Spring, Summer or Fall

:**:

198 Seasons

♦ All You Have to do is Call

Seasons 199

Spring Break: A Week of Fun

From Jamacia to the Bahamas to Haiti to
Maine, Boston College students enjoy a week
away from pressures of school. As thousands
of students bask in the tropical sun as an es-
cape from lingering winter weather, others
choose a different kind of experience.

Appalachian volunteers drive to deprived
areas of the country to work as a community.

Other selected few travel to Haiti spending a
week volunteering in various hospitals in-
cluding Mother Theresa's.

But Spring Break, whatever the place,
brings a much needed change of pace, an op-
portunity to explore and a chance to relax
and enjoy the sun.
— Debbie D' Isabel

200 Spring Break

J A. -I

Spring Break 201

"I think 2 1

is going to

be a good

year!"

— The Who

202 Bars

Bars 203

204 Drinking Games

Drinking Games 205

26 Miles - Rain or Shine

206 Boston Marathon '89

While many BC students enjoyed the first fully finished the 26 mile race: Anne Mane
sunny Marathon Day in the past three years by Boler, Christopher Appier, Christopher Haroo-
celebraring, these students started and success- tunian and Francis Gannon.

mWMiE

hew:oh,-i.>i&

Boston Marathon '89 207

Santa Claus is

208 Christmas

Coming to Town ♦ ♦ ♦

■ _

< i 4

»•«■•-

-mt^^l MAm

jf ^ .-.-..-• ^M ^|

Christmas 209

♦ . . How About New Skis?

210 Skiing

Skiing 211

Nice Face!

212 Faces

Faces 213

214 Faces

Faces 215

And the Next Stop is . . .

216 Off Campus

NDN-

TELL DAD
TO 5ENDf I

31 South Street
1950 Beacon Street
1650 Commonwealth Ave*
14 Sutherland Road
141 Chiswick Road
48 Crosby Road
1 Federal Street

Off Campus 217

PERSPECTIVES

Each of the following indi-
viduals has lived up to the motto,
"Ever to Excel" in his or her own
way throughout their four years
at Boston College. Though no
specific qualifications were es-
tablished for selecting these
people, all of our choices stand
out amongst the many who have
made a difference here at BC. As

we interviewed each of them, all
agreed that their "BC experi-
ence" has provided many op-
portunities for self-expression
and involvement in our com-
munity. The 1990 Staff wishes to
recognize these individual pro-
files as exemplifying standards of
excellence both on and off
campus.

218 Perspectives

Perspectives 219

KRISTAL BUDD

A Northside School of Arts Graduate from Atlanta, Kristal Budd re-
marks, "I think every freshman should take advantage of all the op-
portunities at BC; don't be apathetic, find out what you like most, and get
involved." A Communications major with a Black Studies minor, Kristal
Budd set out to practice what she truly believes. As a freshman, she not-
iced flyers for the Gospel choir, "Voices of Imani," and due to her interest
in the performing arts joined the group. "I always like to sing . . . it's singing
for a purpose; it's as if I am sending a message to my audience," she com-
mented. "Voices of Imani" presents 8-10 performances throughout the
school year.

During her sophomore and junior years, Kristal Budd was a Varsity BC
cheerleader. She enjoys cheerleading because "you really learn to work as a
team." Matt Marcotte was her immediate cheerleading partner and re-
mains a close friend.

In Kristal's sophomore year, she made her theatre debut in Hair and
Langston Hughes' "Don't You Want to he Free." Coupled with her mem-
bership in Black Student Forum, she is eager to promote awareness in the
BC community concerning ignorance. Hughes' play outlines the struggles
of Afro- American slaves in the Civil Rights Movement. Budd feels that

this African awareness allows students to expand past cultural obstacles: "I
think it's important that Afro- American students learn of their history."

Kristal Budd's senior year consists of an internship at Chanel 5, a posi-
tion as Teacher's Assistant for Dr. Fishman's Principles of Com-
munications, RA in Walsh Hall and most rewarding to her, tutoring for
Project 2000. Every Saturday, Kristal tutors 25 students from the inner-
city in Math and English. She likes the idea of sharing her knowledge with
these students. Her goal is to see the children graduate in the year 2000.

One of the greatest achievements for Budd was her "Soul Food" pro-
gram. With her RA position and Black Students support, she was able to
plan a large event for the entire campus. BC students came to the Silvio O.
Conte forum to participate in the meal. The presence of Father Monan,
school deans and the large turnout of students pleased her deeply and ren-
dered her hard work a success.

Kristal's thoughts for the future are a little uncertain. If her past-
foreshadows anything, her future seems fruitful. Kristal's work and in-
volvement at BC have enriched our experience. Her success here is a indi-
cation of a continuing commitment to excellence.

-Jackie Fangonil

220 Perspectives

Perspectives 22 1

WMmm

KERRY DINNEEN

Three highly regarded ideals at BC are leadership, service and diversity.
Kerry Dinneen lives up to and in some respects, surpasses, these qualities.
An English major, Kerry successfully expanded her horizons at BC by be-
coming involved as an Appalachia volunteer and a resident assistant. Out-
side BC, she spent time doing research in Hawaii and intends to spend
next year in the Jesuit Volunteer Corps.

For the past four years, Kerry has donated her time during Spring Break
to the Appalachia volunteer program. Freshman year, a sign on Newton
Campus sparked her interest and she found herself on her way to Alleria,
Ohio. There, she and other volunteers worked in a halfway house for
children under 18. Most of the residents were just out of juvenile deten-
tion centers and waiting for placements in foster homes. The strict re-
gulations in the home limited the activities of the kids mostly to keep them
away from drugs. The BC volunteers lightened up the everyday routine by
taking them out, talking to them and entertaining them.

The next year, Kerry chose a more rural trip to Frakes, Kentucky. At the
Henderson settlement, an old mining town run by a methodist work
camp, she and her group helped build a pig barn and worked on a green-
house. This trip called upon more manual labor skills than the Ohio trip,
and contact with the locals was limited, but the services rendered were
equally valuable.

Her Junior year, Kerry decided to lead a trip back to Alleria. As a leader,
Kerry noted how her group interacted with each other as well as with the
residents of the halfway home. She says, "Everyone is really awkward at
first and no one really talks. But it's an intense week. Things get pro-
gressively better."

This year, Kerry, Marguerite Douglas and Angela Orlando led the en-
tire Appalachia program, working with Mary Heir, Katy Frattiani and
Father Geary in University Chaplaincy. Her responsibilities include help-
ing to pick the places for trips, fundraising, and organizing meetings. In
order to raise about $26,000 for their trips, the Appalachia volunteers had
a raffle, a dance-a-thon, point drives, and candy guesses. Also, this year,

everyone worked a shift at the concession stands at Conte forum to raise
money. Kerry gives credit to all the trip leaders, saying they have ac-
complished a lot in a short time.

When asked about the impact of what she has seen in the past four years
of volunteering, Kerry says, "As much as you have to accept what's going
on, you have to find a balance with your life." She explains that the trips
make you experience different people and ideas, adding "You feel good just
being there." Spending hours riding in vans and living together helps, she
says, "You get to know so many other people from BC that you wouldn't
get to know under other circumstances."

Kerry has also used her leadership skills as an RA in Walsh. She felt
prompted to apply during her sophomore year because she felt bothered by
the segregation between classes at BC. She spent her junior year getting to
know quite a few sophomores in Walsh. She recalls her first weekend on
duty during the USC game: "The first weekend was so enlightening be-
cause you really are on the other side." Soon she felt a mutual respect
between herself and her residents.

Kerry's interest in Marine Biology took her to Hawaii last summer to do
field research on the social ecology of Spinner dolphins. She found the
program through the School for Field Studies at Northeastern U. She
jumped at the opportunity, seeing it as a way to act on her interest without
interfering with her English major at BC. She and others on her program
spent 10 hours per day monitoring the dolphins from zodiac boats and from
cliffs. They would photographically identify 100-150 dolphins and chart
their movements according to variables in the bay. The hope is that the
bay might someday be a sanctuary for the dolphins.

In the next few years, Kerry would like to do more field research and has
an interest in environmental law. Next year, however, she plans to con-
tinue her interest in service and volunteering in the Jesuit Volunteer
Corps.

— Molly Dempsey

222 Perspectives

JOHN L. MAHONEY

Stimulating class sectures, developed writing and research: these are
what English Professor John L. Mahoney considers to be an integral part of
teaching. Mahoney, who was named Massachusetts Professor of the Year
for 1989 by the Council for Advancement and Support of Education
(CASE), has been upholding these standards during the past 35 years.

Mahoney, who has been teaching at Boston College since 1956, said
the award spotlights what is on the mind of students today. "They want
good classroom teaching," he said. The
criteria for the CASE award is extra-
ordinary effort as a scholar and a tea-
cher, service to institution and profes-
sion, and evidence of impact on and in-
volvement with students.

Teaching must be "informed, stimu-
lating, and provocative," said
Mahoney, who acknowledges that
staying alive as a teacher is a great chal-
lenge. "One of the deadliest things is
teacher burnout," he said. He credits
reading widely, staying close to young
people, and always striving to become a
better writer as his means of growing
both as a teacher and writer.

Inspiring students to hold as priori-
ties continually developing habits of
mind and critical thinking are impor-
tant to Mahoney. In a Heights article
written by Mahoney for freshman ori-
entation he raised the question "Is same-
ness good enough, satisfying enough?"
This question has been an impetus for
Mahoney, who said that he still has
room for improvement in his life although he is in the late stages of his

career. "I just think I can be an even better teacher than I am. There is a
lot to learn from other colleagues," said Mahoney, who is the first BC
professor to receive the CASE award.

Dean of Arts and Sciences Robert Barth called Mahoney "the complete
professor. " His classes are legendary at Boston College, be it undergraduate
discussions, lectures, graduate seminars, or individual reading and re-
search projects. He can stir a class by the power of his eloquence, and

touch the lives of his student not only
by sharing what is deepest in himself
but also by evoking their best from
them."

Mahoney, who has been described
by many as "pro-BC," said he has seen
BC improve steadily over the years.
"BC is slowly developing into a major
university. It's fun to have been a part
of it," he said. He received both his
B.A. and M.A. from Boston College
and his doctorate from Harvard Uni-
versity. He achieved full professorship
in 1965 and served as department chair
for two terms during the 1960's.

Mahoney spent his fall semester re-
searching a critical biography on the
Romantic poet William Wordsworth
in England's Lake District where
Wordsworth lived most of his life. He
was back at the Heights for the spring
semester teaching both undergraduate
and graduate courses.

— Patricia McNemey

photo by Ian C Klimon

224 Perspectives

JULIO GIULIETTI, SJ.

The Society of Jesus identifies itself as joining the world-wide struggle
for a faith that does justice. As director of the Boston College Inter-
national Volunteer Program (IVP) and Associate Director of the Faith,
Peace, and Justice Program, Fr. Julio Giulietti S.J. has made a significant
impact on some students to commit themselves to the universal struggle
for peace through justice.

Fr. Julio first came to the Boston College community when he received
a call from the University during his
tenure at the Jesuit School of Theology
at Cambridge. BC felt there was a need
to start some sort of international vol-
unteer program. In December of 1982,
about 16 students expressed interest in
joining the program. Through suc-
cessive years, 134 students have do-
nated two years of their lives helping
people in countries of political, social
and economic hardship through the
IVP. Julio has had overseas experience
with students in Japan, Latin America,
and the Phillipines. He also has a doc-
torate in the History of Christian Spiri-
tuality where he has experience in
counseling, psychology, and theology.

Through his directorship with IVP,
he became associate director of the
Faith, Peace, and Justice Program
which is now a minor studies program
at BC. Fr. Julio teaches The Challenge
of Justice and Living Justly in
American Society. When asking Fr.
Julio about his stance on the issue of
justice he replied, "For people to lead a fully human life, they need the
following components of justice: sufficient life goods which are food,
clothing, and shelter and a job to support these. They must have participa-
tion in the political, economic, and social forces that act on a society in
which people live. They must have a sense of self-esteem as a person and as
a people. Finally, they must have interdependence where people help and
challenge each other to take responsibility for their lives. Justice is the

' « ■

1 l#4«h 1

►^^^j^^g fJL . 'jtom HL^M

WF . Mh

^BtPl^ ^

balance between rights and duties and the ultimate justice is not what a
particular nation or economic system defines justice. For me, justice is
what God wants for his people. I am convinced that what God wants for
the world— a peace based on justice—is only possible with our participa-
tion. I am really struck with God's love, especially as we see it in the life of
Jesus, and to be a member of the group that names itself after his name-
The Society of Jesus--is a thing that brings me great joy."

Fr. Julio has motivated many
students to commit themselves to lives
of working for social justice. He says,
"The best way for me to do that at
Boston College is to take good people
who are struggling to clarify their faith,
to put them in touch with the reality of
the world, the fact of God's love for
them, and then invite them to take re-
sponsible action based on both. I would
like my students to commit themselves
to caring for the legitimate needs of the
world. This is why I am a Jesuit, be-
cause I see the Jesuit life wrapped up in
faith, peace, and justice."

1990 marks Julio's last year at BC
after nearly eight years of dedication.
He will join the Society's Apostolate
with Hispanics, spending about 14
months in Latin America working with
Fe y Alegria, the Jesuit sponsored grass-
roots educational projects throughout
Latin America. He expects to be work-
ing in Guatemala, Venezuela, and pos-
sibly Ecuador.

We wish Julio Giulietti the best of luck as he leaves Boston College and
thank him for his positive impact and sense of duty as professor, IVP
director, and friend to many students. We will remember Julio as a vital
part of the Boston College community.

— Geraldine Abello

photo by Geraldine Abello

Perspectives 225

r^NTEflAli

■'for^

UGBC.JLs

IESIDEN

CHRIS HENTEMANN

Sitting back in his McEltoy office surrounded by UGBC President,
Chris Hentemann recounts his decisions, goals and successes of the
past year. A Finance major in CSOM, Hentemann became involved in
UGBC very unexpectedly. He remembers when VP of Programming Jason
Kelley in 1987 asked Chris to help out with plans for Jay Leno and later
George Carlin. Chris saw himself as "backed into UGBC." Chris had pre-
viously been involved with the Judicial Board throughout his freshman
and sophomore years and replies that his responsibilities were fufilled at
"the right place at the right time." He continued working for UGBC and
became VP of Programmming under Matt Pye's administration.

Chris believes that he learned a lot at UGBC and understood the actual
workings of UGBC through the experience he had the previous year be-
fore his decision to run for President. He also "learned what not to do."
With the encouragement and coaxing of Bob Bisset, UGBC VP Execut-
ive, Hentemann set out to run for UGBC president in the Spring of 1989.
He wanted to stress his major goal, "Expansion and Integration." He wan-
ted the government and people involved with it to be open, personable,
and have no qualms of seizing opportunities. By "expanding," he wanted
to incorporate more positions in the UGBC cabinet along with more re-
sponsibility to people. He would "integrate" his cabinet by taking a cross
section of all types of BC students, and wanted to form a "new cabinet."
Hentemann wanted open communication with this cabinet and wanted to
use their input in the decision-making process. His desire to work as a team
is exemplified when he chose to run with Bob Bisset as a "single ticket."
This move eventually initiated a by-law that called for each president to
name his or her VP before Election Day.

Chris was elected as UGBC president in the Spring and immediately set
out to form his cabinet. After extensive interviewing, he nominated a
group of highly experienced students to comprise his support staff. This
group exemplified Hentemann's call for diversification.

With the successful programming of Ziggy Marley and Mario Cuomo,
Hentemann met his goals of strengthening relations with AHANA while
managing to avoid unilateral decisions. He implemented the new "pro-
gramming survey" calling for the cabinet and executives to make decisions
as an organized unit. With his AHANA support and motivated cabinet,
Hentemann successfully expanded communications. He upgraded it at all
levels and with the help of The Heights, was able to speak, inform, and
listen to the concerns of a majority of BC students. Chris also accounts his
success with his strong relations with Trustees, Administration, and
Father Monan. His personality facilitated good relations, since Chris can
be classified as a "realist" rather than an idealist. He has never been consi-
dered a dreamer, but more as a practical person. When confronted with a
problem, Chris works to follow it through until a successful conclusion or
resolution is reached. He thanks everyone, especially Bob Sherwood who
he highly respects for openmindedness, fairness, and pro-student attitude.
All in all, Chris says "as long as you listen and keep your initial objectives
straight," success will prevail.

Of course, Hentemann knew that he had daily obstacles and when con-
fronted with MassPirg dilemmas, he replied that he researched and "did
his homework" before presenting it to the Senate. He praises the Senate as
one of the most accomplished bodies BC has ever experienced. He cites
their work and improvisational abilities in compromise as representing the
best of a "democratic process."

With respect to his entire BC experience, Chris responded: " without a
doubt, my experience of having been involved with UGBC has been the
most rewarding! I would highly encourage students to take advantage of
the opportunities available." He strongly believes that there is enormous
potential in students' power to dictate "what you want to do, " Hentemann
adds, since BC students are progressive and highly capable people.

— Jackee Fangonil

226 Perspectives

Perspectives 227

DAN NOONAN

In recent years, theater at Boston College has grown and expanded into
an intense, multi-faceted organization. Dan Noonan became involved in
theater during his sophomore year, landing the lead role in The Drunkard.
This led to an amazing career in acting at BC, with roles in such challeng-
ing plays as Of Mice and Men, Chicago, Translations, Rosencrantz and Guild-
enstem are Dead, Baby, Mother Courage, and the devastatingly powerful
Vietnam piece, Tracers.

Dan has been involved in both the Boston College Dramatics Society
and the Contemporary Theatre of Boston College, a feat which calls for a
diverse, serious actor. Yet Dan holds the attitude that as an actor at BC,
"You're not doing it to be Meryl Streep, you're doing it to entertain and
hopefully inform." He has established a balance between the traditional
and the creative in his political science and theater majors. He asserts that
"the more diverse you can be, the better."

In pursuing this diversity, Dan took advantage of the Junior Year
Abroad program and the Abbey Theatre Workshop in Ireland. He devel-
oped his acting talents in Ireland and says of JYA, "London was great to
develop other aspects of my life." Performing in Ireland added to what he
calls "a fantastic time in my life."

On acting in general, Dan feels, "The greatest thing about plays is that
you learn a lot about the subject matter. . . You are taught things and you
do the research. . . You get to feel and experience the feelings of those
people and that leaves and indelible mark on your memory." He draws
much of his characters personalities from his own experiences and also
studies subject matter in depth. Of Mice and Men, which deals with the
mentally handicapped, Translations, an Irish play, and Tracers, which

deals with an important contemporary issue, The Vietnam War, and its
effects on those who lived through it. Dan explains, "With every role, I'm
very excited I have the part, then I think I won't be able to do it. It's so
hard, then all of a sudden, it clicks. I get the character. It's struggling and
agonizing. But you're always glad as an end result.

Of BC, Dan says the best thing is the people here, both in and out of
theater. "My roommates especially brought me a lot of happiness. . . My
four years have been phenomenal," he commented. Specifically, Dan
mentions Dr. Hecht as a mentor, calling him "the most positive thing
about the theater. He is always concerned and working hard, pushing us in
a positive sense. He maximizes our talents." "The best part of theater,"
Dan says, "is everyone works well together ... a commitment to high
standards, enthusiasm, and hard work. We respect each other." He adds,
"It's neat to see the people at BC working so hard at something because
they love it. How often do you find someone doing something they love?"

Though Dan doesn't plan to pursue acting as a career in the immediate
future, he says, "Maybe one day." He plans to go to law school but always
have some involvement in theater.

For Dan Noonan, it always comes back to enjoying yourself: "People are
really cheating themselves if they don't enjoy the present and one goal
because they'll never enjoy the future." He quotes his mother's saying
"Happiness is not an end in itself, but a by-product of a well-lived life."
Mrs. Noonan should be proud to have a son who lives by her words of
wisdom.

—Geraldine Abello & Molly Dempsey

228 Perspectives

Perspectives 229

LAURA SHUBILLA

What does service mean to you? For many individuals, it could mean
one thing; for others, service connotes completely different ideas.
Through the BC Para-professional Leadership Group, Urban Immersion
Program, and volunteering at the Charles Street Jail, Laura Shubilla has
exemplified her definition of what "service" means. An English and Com-
munication major from Rockville, Maryland, Laura has consistently and
successfully risen to the challenges of her many endeavors. Throughout
her years at BC, Laura's views on her own role in society have gradually
changed. "I wanted to become a corporate lawyer," Laura states, but her
education here sparked an interest in rethinking important problems and
priorities our generation must face.

Laura took three classes in BC's Faith, Peace, and Justice Program under
the direction of Fr. Giulietti. She quickly recognized that true service
meant a full commitment to something--not just once a month, but "actu-
ally incorporating it into your life." As director of the BC Para-
professional Leadership Group, Laura was able to successfully revamp the
program and direct the group towards a continued goal of "Training for
Leadership; Leadership through Service. " Clearly, the theme of service for
others has been a motto Laura has had throughout her entire BC experi-
ence. As a sophomore, Shubilla began to research the group's history and
analyze its previous projects. With the help of assistant director, Tim Mul-
ligan, Laura was able to institute new programs including Group Dynamics
and Formal/Public Speaking. The focus of each new program that was es-
tablished aimed at exemplifying service as an external, outreach type of
education. The groups' numerous projects included Dorm Day Service (a
day of service in Boston donated by each Freshman dorm), and a consult-
ing program for educating students through other students' knowledge.
She explains, "at the time we took over, the program could have gone in
many directions. I felt a need for leadership training which would focus on

service. This type of leadership is often overlooked."

Not only is Laura Shubilla a valuable asset to BC, but she is also in-
volved in our neighboring communities. This past year, her involvement
in Urban Immersion and the Charles Street Jail Education Progam has
proven the urgency and call to help those who are less fortunate. Initiated
by her own interest, Laura called to volunteer her time in tutoring inmates
at the jail. "Program Services" is a type of reform process for inmates who
want to earn a Graduate Equivalency Diploma, learn English as a second
language, and Life Skills. Laura works with these inmates one on one,
helping to improve their basic math, reading, and writing skills.

Shubilla's participation in the BC Urban Immersion Program included
a week in the Jamaica Plain section of Boston alongside 18 other volun-
teers. Work in The Boston Food Bank, Haley House, Little Brothers/
Friends of the Elderly, and Kit Clark Senior Home, was supplemented by
workshops primarily focused on social action issues. Her volunteer work
continued this Spring as a member of the Haiti relief group. Laura hopes to
continue this rewarding work internationally next year. When asked if she
ever gets burned-out by the stressful aspects of her work, Laura replied,
"You have to get involved with aspects you really care for. It needs to mean
something to you so that it never becomes a hassle or burden."

Laura's advice to BC students (both current and future) is to get a feel-
ing for all opportunities that exist both on and off campus while you're
here. She stresses that it is completely up to the individual to initiate in-
terest, research, and ultimately act on this knowledge! Laura concludes by
reminding us that there is always room for improvement—and plenty of
opportunity to help.

—Jackie Fangonil

230 Perspectives

Perspectives 231

ACTIVITIES

Although the academic ex-
perience is the main focus of a
college career, extra-curricular
activities offer a chance for a dif-
ferent kind of development.
From Stylus to Chorale to Pulse,
Boston College gives students
this opportunity for enrichment
in whatever they choose. "Ever
to Excel," our theme for the 1990
yearbook evolves from a commit-

ment to excellence in all areas,
ranging from sports to theatre to
volunteer work. Through these
many and varied activities,
students perhaps learn equally
important lessons in leadership,
working together and respon-
sibilty. It is these qualities,
learned outside of the classroom,
that lead students to ever excel.

232 Activities

Activities 233

UGBC

iV.

photos by Jan Linen

234 Activitie

UGBC president, Chris Hentemann

UGBC had an exciting and successful
year. Besides increasing the number of ser-
vices available to students, UGBC man-
aged several popular events. Performers
included Ziggy Marley and Livingston
Taylor, and lecturers Mario Cuomo, Tom
Clancy and Maya Angelou.

Undergraduate Government of BC

Activities 235

MARIO CUOMO

In the 1989-90 school year, UGBC
succeeded in bringing some well-known
people to speak at Boston College. Two of
the most prestigious were New York Gov-
ernor Mario Cuomo and author Tom Clancy.

236 Activities

TOM CLANCY

Activities 237

Livingston Taylor

^*p^*.

238 Activities

Ziggy Marley &

The Melody Makers

Activities 239

Women's Resource Center

photos by Mary Manion

240 Activities

Student Admissions Program

t0K

Giving a tour

Activities 241

242 Activities

Tjie
Bosfonians

Activities 243

244 Activities

Chorale

photos by Jan Linert

Activities 245

ALL THE WORLD

A Night
of One Ads

246 Acti

Activities 247

BEAUTY IN MOTION

Dance

Ensemble

248 Activities

Activities 249

250 Activiti

Activities 251

Stylus

Mary Manion

252 Activities

Mary Manion

Activities 253

<$>*

254 Activities

photos courtesy of The Heights

Activities 255

International Clubs

256 Activities

Activities 257

The Chaplaincy

Serving Others

Appalachian
Volunteers

258 Activities

World

Hunger

Committee

Activities 259

90.3 fm

260 Activities

Jan Linen

WZBC

Activities 261

I> \ -

;vfiS**0F~

i is} ' »'

■

► m^' J«-

262 Activities

Activities 263

SPAC

Student Programs & Activities Center

264 Activities

Mrr-^rrf

30ST0K
# COLLEGE
VjFlLfiX

Aboard

Boston College

Film Board

Activities 265

Screaming
Eagles

Marching
Band!

266 Activities

photos by Jan Linert

Cheerleaders

Activities 267

"I have always thought the
actions of men the best
interpreters of their thoughts. "

-Locke

268 Activities

Activities 269

270 Activities

Monique Acevedo

Activities 271

The Heights

272 Activities

Activities 273

SENIORS

It seems the best way to end
this book is with the faces of the
class it was made for. So far, we
have seen what happened in the
world we lived in, the activities
and sports we participated in, the
classes we attended and the lives
we led.

1990's graduating class came
into BC in the shadow of the
Flutie era, gathering into Roberts
Center for a UGBC Presidential

Address. It seems strange to
think that the next time our en-
tire class would be together
would be graduation day. Well,
Roberts Center is gone, the
Forum rises beneath the Heights,
and the Class of 1990 takes off
into the real world.

Enjoy these pages full of
friends and classmates as we say a
fond farewell to our days at
Boston College.

274 Seniors

Seniors 275

■■■■' BSp^^k'

EcK

1 ^

ISSmm

W ■■

i \

Mflffij**'

^^|§ iiS

\*c*~~ ■!

*, Si v

276 Class of 1990

teas®

Class of 1990 277

278 Class of 1990

Class of 1990 279

280 Class of 1990

Class of 1990 281

CHRISTOPHER ABADI NEVEEN F. ABADIR

Arts & Sciences School of Management

B.S. Biology B.S. Marketing

ZEENA M. GERALDINE B. ABELLO

ABDULAHAD Arts & Sciences

School of Education BA- Communications

B. A. Human Development

LYNN ABRAHAM

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

NOEMI E. ACARON

Arts & Sciences
B.A. French/Spanish

JEFFREY ACKERMAN EDWARD ADDVENSKY MICHAEL J. ADRIAN PAUL F. AGNELLI

Arts &. Sciences
B.A. Political Science

School of Management
B.S. Finance

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Economics/Philosophy

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

LORI A. AHEARN

Arts &. Sciences
B.A. Mathematics

282 Seniors

MINA C. AHN

Arts &. Sciences
B.A. English

MARIE AKESSON

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Spanish/Political Science

PETER ALAI

School of Management
B.S. Accounting

YOLANDA D. ALFORD

School of Nursing
B.S. Nursing

BRIAN P. ALLARD AMY M. ALLEGREZZA

Arts & Sciences School of Management

B.A. English B.S. Accounting

JULIA ALLEN

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

SCOTT ALLISON

School of Management
B.S. Accounting

TIMOTHY L. ALLISON VERONICA ALTSCHUL MICHAEL A. ALVAREZ

Arts & Sciences Arts & Sciences Arts & Sciences

B.A. History B.A. Psychology B.A. Psychology

Seniors 283

tAfc

RAFAEL A. ALVAREZ ROBERT AMBROSE

School of Management Arts & Sciences

B.S. Marketing B.A. Computer Science

LISA M. AMEDEN

Arts &. Sciences
B.A. Political Science

JASON A. AMELLO

School of Management
B.S. Accounting

ANTONELLA M.
AMODDIO

School of Management
B.S. Finance

LYNN AMOROSO

School of Education
B.A. Secondary Education

JOHN E. ANASTASIO AMY M. ANDERSON

School of Management Arts & Sciences

B.S. Accounting B.A. Political Science

DARLENE K.
ANDERSON

School of Management
B.S. Accounting

JUN C. ANDERSON

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Communications

M. LIESL A. ANGELES

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

284 Seniors

STEVEN C. ANGELI

School of Management
B.S. Finance

CATHERINE
ANGELILLO

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Psychology

GUY J. ANGELLA

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Economics

DENISE M. ANGELO RICARDO J. E. ANGLES

Arts & Sciences Arcs & Sciences

B.A. English B.A. Computer

Science/Mathematics

KATHLEEN ANGULO

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

MARK C. ANKEN

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Communications

MICHELLE L. ANNETT

Arts &. Sciences
B.S. Biology

CHRISTOPHER C.
ANNUNZIATA

Arts & Sciences
B.S. Biology

LEIGH A. ANTHONY

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Psychology

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

STEPHANIE
ANTONUCCIO

School of Management
B.S. Business

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Psychology

MAUREEN A.
APPLEYARD

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Sociology

RENEE ARBEIT

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Communications

JAMES B. AREKLETT

School of Management
B.S. Finance

KATHERINE E.
ARENDS

School of Education
B.A. Education

CELESTINO ARIAS KELLIE R. ARMSTRONG ANNETTE ARRAS

Arts & Sciences Arts & Sciences School of Management

B.A. History B.A. Political Science B.S. Marketing/Psychology

Seniors 285

rt^

JOSE R. ARRIOLA

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Economics

IVAN ARTEAGA

School of Management
B.S. Accounting

DEBORAH J. ARTWELL

Atts &. Sciences
B.A. Linguistics

SCOTT ASHLINE

School of Management
B.S. Finance

PATRICIA N. AT ALA

School of Management
B.S. Finance/Information Systems

LAURISA C.
ATANOWSKY

Arts 6* Sciences
B.A. History

JEFFREY F. AUFIERO KATHLEEN M. AYARS BETH R. BABEY

Arts &. Sciences Arts ck Sciences School of Management

B.A. Computer Science B.A. Sociology B.S. Finance

ANDREW BACKMAN DEAN A. BADOYEN

Arts & Sciences School of Management

B.A. Economics B.S. Marketing

286 Seniors

CHRISTINE BAKER

Arts & Sciences

B.A. Computer

Science/Mathematics

MICHAEL F. BAKER

Atts & Sciences
B.A. Psychology

PAMELA J. BALDWIN

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

LAURIE A. BAPTIST

School of Nursing
B.S. Nursing

GINA A. BARBALIAS STEPHEN R. BARBERA

School of Nursing
B.S. Nursing

School of Management
B.S. Finance

■ ■

Ju J^^

HLlr~

AMY L. BARCA

School of Education
B.A. Elementary Education

L0RETTA BARNES

School of Management
B.S. Finance

RICHARD J. BAR0NE

Arts ck Sciences
B.A. Philosophy

MICHAEL BARONI

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

JAVIER BARRERA

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Economics

Seniors 287

KEVIN C. BARRS

School of Management
B.S. Finance

JOHN E. BARRY

School of Management
B.S. General Management

LYNNE M. BARRY

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

SEAN T. BARRY

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Philosophy

TERESA BASILIO

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Philosophy

JENNIFER M. BAUER

School of Management
B.S. Accounting

HEIDI A. BEAL

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

CHARLES S. BEAN III

School of Management
B.S. Finance

JULIE A.
BEAUPARLANT

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

LISA A. BEAUREGARD

School of Management
B.S. Accounting

THOMAS BECKEDORFF

School of Management
B.S. Finance

MARI C. BEECK

School of Management
B.S. Finance

288 Seniors

■♦ •-%

KATHLEEN M. BEEMAN KIMBERLY Y. BEG

Arts &. Sciences Arts & Sciences

B.A. Political Science B.A. Political Science

RENEE M. BEGIN

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

JOANNE BELASCO

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Psychology

ANDREW C. BELL

Arts St Sciences
B.A. History

PETER BELLAS

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Psychology

LISA M. BELMARSH

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Psychology

HEATHER M.
BENEDICT

Arts & Sciences
B.A. History

FREDERICO G.
BENGOA

Arts 4k Sciences
B.S. Biology

fclfc

JEFFREY A. BENNETT

School of Management
B.S. Finance

SUSAN J. BENOIT

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Mathematics

DEBRA BENSON

School of Education
B.A. Elementary Education

HEATHER L. BENSON

Arts &. Sciences
B.A. Communication

SCOTT BERG

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

GAEL A. BERIRO

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

Atfc 4

J. CARLOS BERMUDEZ MARC BERNSTEIN

School of Management Arts &. Sciences

B.S. Finance B.A. Political Science

ELIZABETH A. BERRY

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

NATALIE BERTHE

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

MARY C BETHONEY

Arts & Sciences
B.S. Biology

Seniors 289

290 Seniors

Seniors 291

AMY BETTEZ

School of Education
B.A. Secondary Education

'.»,

MONICA BEVAN

School of Management
B.S. Business Management

SHERVITA L. BIBBS CHRISTINE C BICKEL MARGARET M. BIGG LARNEY J. BISBANO ROBERT W. BISSET

Arts &. Sciences
B.A. English

School of Management
B.S. Finance

Arts & Sciences
B.S. Chemistry

School of Management
B.S. Finance

Arts & Sciences
B.A. History

PABLO BIZJACK

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

MARY BLAIKIE

School of Management
B.S. Finance

K1MBERLY A.
BLASENAK

School ot Management
B.S. Marketing

JAMES M. BLEAKLEY LAURA BLEJWAS

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Economics

School of Nursing
B.S. Nursing

292 Seniors

KAREN BLUDNICKI

School of Education
B.A. Elementary Education

CARISSA A. BOE BARBARA E. BOLAND CHRISTINE M. BOLE

Arts &. Sciences
B.A. Communication

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Psychology

Arts ek Sciences
B.A. Economics

ANNE M. BOLER

School of Nursing
B.S. Nursing

SANDRA ANNE
BONAZOLI

Arts &. Sciences
B.A. Art History

LAWRENCE P.
BONDURANT

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Economics

SCOTT BONNEAU

School of Management
B.S. Finance

SHELLEY BONOMO MARGARET E. BORDEN

Arts & Sciences School of Nursing

B.A. Economics B.S. Nursing

SUZANNE M. BORG

School of Management
B.S. Operations

ANA BIRGITTA
BORNHOLT

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

Seniors 293

■■<%.

LAIRD O. BORRELLI

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

ANTHONY BOSCO

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

CHRISTOPHER W.
BOTKA

Arts & Sciences
S. Biology

CHRISTINE A. BOUGIE KATE A. BOURKE

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Computer Science

JANE BOYLE

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Economics

School of Nursing
B.S. Nursing

JEAN-PIERRE R.

JO-ANN C. BOWEN

BOURTIN JR.

School of Education

Arts & Sciences

B.A. Secondary

B.A. History

Education/Mathematics

SUSAN C. BOYLE

School of Education
B.A. Secondary Education

ANTHONY J. BRACCIO THOMAS J. BRACKEN

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Economics

Arts & Sciences
B.A. History/English

294 Seniors

JOYCE P. BRADLEY

School of Nursing
B.S. Nursing

BRYAN BRADSHAW

School of Management

B.S. Operations/Strategic

Management

KELLY BRADY

School of Management
B.S. Finance

MARGARET M. BREEN

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Social Science

MARK BREIDING

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Psychology

DAVID BRESNAHAN

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Economics

MARY BRIODY

School of Education

B.A. Secondary

Education/Mathematics

MICHAEL B.
BRODIGAN

Arts & Sciences
B.A. History

MAUREEN P. BROGIE KATHLEEN A. BROOKS

School of Management School of Management

B.S. Finance B.S. Marketing

KEVIN M. BROOKS

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

KAREN A. BROPHY MATTHEW BROTHERS BETH ANN BROWN CHRISTINE L. BROWN

Arts &. Sciences Arts <Si Sciences Arts & Sciences School of Management

B.A. English

.A. Political Science

B.A. Communication

B.S. Finance

DANIEL F. BROWN

Arts &. Sciences
B.S. Chemistry

ERIKA M. BROWN

School of Management
B.S. Finance

GREGORY C.BROWN PATRICK D. BROWN FRANCISCO G. BRUNO

Arts & Sciences
B.A. History

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Mathematics

School of Management
B.S. Accounting

Seniors 295

KATHLEEN BUCKLEY MITCHELL B. BUCKLEY KRISTAL R. BUDD

School of Management Arts & Sciences Arts &. Sciences

B.S. Marketing B.A. Economics

B.A. Communication

MICHELLE E. BRUNO CARRIE J.BRYAN

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Psychology

School of Nursing
B.S. Nursing

TIMOTHY W. BRYAN MARY R. BUCCIGROSS

School of Education Arts 6k Sciences

B.A. Human Development B.A. English

KATHLEEN BUCCINE

School ot Nursing
B.S. Nursing

CHRISTINE E.
BUCKLAND

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Communication

ANN M. BUELOW

School ot Management
B.S. Accounting

THOMAS C. BULMAN

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Economics

296 Seniors

MICHAEL E. BUMPUS

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

LISA M. BUONPANE

School of Management

B.S. Operations/Strategic

Management

MICHELLE M.
BURGOYNE

School of Management
B.S. Finance

MARLENE E.
BURKARTH

School of Management
B.S. General Management

ADRIENNE J. BURKE CATHERINE M. BURKE

Arts & Sciences Arts 6k Sciences

B.A. English B.A. English

CHRISTINA M. BURKE MATTHEW J. BURKE

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Communications

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Theology

MATTHEW J.
BURKINSHAW

School of Management
B.S. Finance

CAROLYN Y.
BURLESON

Arts 6k Sciences
B.S. Biology

CAROL BURMAN

School of Nursing
B.S. Nursing

Seniors 297

ALBERT H. BURNS

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

KERRI M. BURNS

Arts <St Sciences
B.A. Political Science

MICHAEL J. BURNS

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

BRETT BUSH

School of Management
B.S. Finance

DONALD B. BYRNE

School of Management
B.S. Finance

LAURA BYRNE

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

ROBERT BYRNE

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

RAY CABALU

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

ANTHONY CABECA

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Psychology

DENISE CACCHIO

School of Nursing
B.S. Nursing

REGINALD P. CADET DAVID ALAN CAFFREY

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Political Science

298 Seniors

MICHAEL D. CAFONE STEVEN P. CAGGIANO STEVEN M. CAHEE CAROLINE CALCAGNI DEBRA CALDICOTT

Arts 6k Sciences

Arts &. Sciences

Arts & Sciences

School of Management

B.S. Biology

B.A. Communication

B.A. Biology

B.S. Finance

fcAfc

LISA A. CALISE

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Economics

J. MICHELLE
CALLAHAN

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

JAMES CALLAHAN

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Economics

JOSE M. CALLEJA

Arts ek Sciences
B.A. Communication

SEAN C. CALNAN

Arts &. Sciences
B.A. English

■

ANNA CAMARATA

School of Management
B.S. Accounting

CRAIG J. CAMERON

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Economics

ELIZABETH A.
CAMERON

Arts &. Sciences
B.A. Communications

GLADIS M. CAMILIEN JENNIFER L. CAMINO

Arts &. Sciences School of Management

B.A. English B.S. Human Resource Management

ANDREW S. CAMOENS FRANK D. CAMPBELL GARY CAMPBELL MELISSA A. CAMPBELL ELLEN M. CAMPEDELLI

School of Management
B.S. Finance

Arts &. Sciences
B.A. English

School of Management
B.S. Accounting

School of Education
B.A. Secondary Education

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Communication

Seniors 299

PHILIP A. CAMPOLO III ROBIN A. CAMPOSANO

School of Management Arts 6k Sciences

B.S. Accounting B.A. Psychology

CHRISTINE E. CAMPUS BRAD W. CANAVAN

School of Education School of Management

B.A. Elementary Education B.S. Marketing

ERIN M. CANAVAN JEANNE A. CANAVAN

Arts & Sciences School of Education

B.A. History B.A. Elementary Education

Ji<*^fc

AM* Mm>± 41

RENE J. CANEZIN

School of Management
B.S. Finance

DONALD J. CANNAVA JOHN N. CANNAVO

JR.

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Economics

PIETER J. CANTERS JAMES T. CANTWELL

Arts & Sciences School of Management

B.A. History B.S. Computer Science

300 Seniors

MMiA

JOHN CAPELLI

School of Management
B.S. Finance

MICHAEL J. CAPONITI

Arts iSt Sciences
B.A. Economics

ANDREA CAPOZZI LAURA CAPPUCCIA

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Communication

School of Management
B.S. Economics

MARISA C. CAPUTO SEAN D. CARABATSOS

Arts & Sciences Arts & Sciences

B.A. Political Science B.A. Political Science

CHERYL A.
CARDARELLI

School of Nursing
B.S. Nursing

ANDREA P. CAREY

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

JAMES S. CAREY

Arts & Sciences
B.S. Biology

PAUL J. CAREY

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Sociology

CHRISANNE M.
CARINO

School of Education
B.A. Human Development

Seniors 301

JOHN V. CARMODY

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

KATHERINE E.
CARNEY

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. English

CINDY A. CARR

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

CHRISTINE E.
CARROLL

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

MARGARET B.
CARROLL

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

MARIA M. CARROLL

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. English

KELLY CARTER

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Economics/Mathematics

DONNA M. CARVER GREGORY J. CASALS

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Psychology

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Economics

CAROLYN
CASAMASSIMA

School of Education
B.A. Human Development

302 Seniors

■

LESLIE A. CASCONE BRIDGET KATHLEEN

Arts & Sciences CASEY

B.A. Political Science Arts & Sciences

B.A. Psychology

STEPHEN M. CASEY

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Communication

THOMAS J. CASEY

Arts & Sciences
B.A. History

TRACI L. CASIERI

School of Nursing
B.S. Nursing

ABIGAIL LEE CASNER STEVEN E. CASPER

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Communication

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

DANIEL CASTAN

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

CORINNE CASTANO

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Sociology

SANDRA
CASTELLUCCI

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Italian

JUAN J. CASTILLO

Arts &. Sciences
B.A. English

LARISSA CASTRIOTTA

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. French

Seniors 303

PATRICIA L. DANIEL M. CAULFIELD

CATANZARO School of Management

School of Education B-S- Operations Management
B.A. Middle School Education

MICHELE CEDRONE

Atts & Sciences
B.A. Mathematics

SCOTT P. CELLI

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Mathematics

CHRISTOPHER E.
CENTRELLA

Arts &. Sciences
B.A. Psychology

LAUMA CERLINS

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

HYWON CHA

Arts &. Sciences
B.A. Economics

NOELLE L. CHAMPOUX

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Psychology

JOHN C. CHAN

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

BINDI S.
CHANDARANA

Arts &. Sciences
B.A. Psychology

BRIDGET A.
CHANDONNET

Arts &. Sciences
B.A. English/French

304 Seniors

LISA A. CHANG

School of Management
B.S. Accounting

JEAN-PHILIPPE
CHAVANON

School of Management
B.S. Finance

HO YU CHEN

School of Management
B.S. Accounting

YANNI CHEN

Arts 4k Sciences
B.S. Biology

RICHARD L.
CHERKERZIAN

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

MARY CHERNESKY ROBERT F. CHERRY JR.

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Computer Science

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

C. MICHELLE
CHESTNUT

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Communication

DAVID CHIECO

School of Management
B.S. Accounting

MICHELE CHILES

School of Management
B.S. Marketing/Operations

KAREN K. CHIN

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

MAURA F. CHISHOLM

School of Nursing
B.S. Nursing

SO-LING CHIU

School of Management
B.S. Information Systems

JEANNIE CHOI MONIQUE CHOINIERE

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Communication

Arts ck Sciences
B.A. English

MARCO E. CHONG PATRICIA Y. CHUNG BRANDT M. CHVIRKO

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Communication

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

MARGA A.
CIABATTONI

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Political Science

TIMOTHY S. CIBULA

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Psychology

Seniors 305

CAROLYN CICORA

School of Management
B. S. Finance

LAURA D. CIVETTA

Arts &. Sciences
B.A. Communication

RICHARD J. CLANCY CHARLES M. CLAPTON

Arts & Sciences Arts 6* Sciences

B.A. Economics B.A. History

ELIZABETH ANN
CLARK

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Psychology

JAMES L. CLARK

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

KIMBERLY A. CLARK SHANNON R. CLARK

Arts & Sciences Arts Si Sciences

B.A. Communication B.A. Psychology

SARAH CLASBY

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

KIMBERLY A. CLELAND ADAM J. CLEMENT

Arts 6k Sciences School of Management

B.A. Political Science B.S. Marketing

306 Seniors

MARC R. CLERC

School of Management
B.S. Finance

JAMES P. CLIFFORD

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Economics

PAUL CLOUTIER

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Economics

PATRICK COFFEY

School of Management
B.S. Accounting

/ ' «-f*S

CHRISTEN A. COIA RICHARD C. COLES

Arts & Sciences
^.A. Communication

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

DANIELLE E. COLGAN

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

CHRISTOPHER J.
COLLINS

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

JACQUELINE K.
COLLINS

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Communication

LYNN S.COLLINS

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Communication

ROSLINDE M. COLLINS

Arts 6k Sciences
B.S. Biochemistry

Seniors 307

LISA M. COLON

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

LARA D. COMSTOCK CELESTE M. CONCEMI THOMAS C. CONDON PAUL G. CONILL

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

Arts 6a Sciences
B.A. English

Arts 6a Sciences
B.A. Computer Science

School of Management
B.S. Finance

MARY CONNELL

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Sociology

DANIEL M. CONNELLY KATIE J. CONNELLY

Arts 6a Sciences Arts & Sciences

B.A. History B.A. Economics

KIMBERLY A.
CONNELLY

School of Nursing
S. Nursing

PATRICK M.
CONNELLY

Arts 6a Sciences
B.A. Economics

MATTHEW CONNON

Arts 6a Sciences
B.A. Political Science

308 Seniors

BRIAN J. CONNOR CHRISTINE M. CONRY ROBERT J. CONRY ROBERT J. CONSIDINE PAUL A. CONTE

School of Management School of Nursing School of Management School of Management Arts & Sciences

B.S. Marketing B.S. Nursing B.S. Finance B.S. Marketing B.A. Economics

MAGNOLIA ALEJA
CONTRERAS

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Psychology

ALIDA M. COO

School of Management
B.S. Finance

BRENDAN CONWAY

School of Management
B.S. Accounting

DIANE P. CONWAY MICHAEL J. CONWAY STACEY CONWAY

School of Education Arts 6k Sciences Arts 6k Sciences

B.A. Elementary Education B.A. Political Science B.A. Mathematics

KIMBERLY A. COOK MICHAEL E. COOK DEBRA A. COOKSON JAMES F. COPPER

School of Management School of Management School of Management School of Management

B.S. Finance B.S. Marketing B.S. Accounting B.S. Finance

MATTHEW H.
CORCORAN

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. English

TIMOTHY CORCORAN DIANE M. CORDANO DON JOSEPH CORDELL MONIQUE CORMIER

Arts 6k Sciences Arts 6k Sciences Arts 6k Sciences Arts 6k Sciences

B.A. History B.A. Psychology B.A. Political Science B.A.English

Seniors 309

ELIZABETH A. CORR JON-PAUL CORREIRA JOHN J. CORRIGAN

Arts & Sciences Arts & Sciences Arts & Sciences

B.A. Philosophy B.A. Political Science B.A. Sociology

KARA A. CORSO

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Romance Language

BENJAMIN CORTES

Arts & Sciences
B.S. Biology

CHRISTINE J.
CORTINA

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Communication

CATHERINE C.
CORROON

Arts & Sciences
■.A. Communication

JENNIFER A. CORSI

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. English

TRACY A. COSTELLO

School of Management
B.S. Finance

DIMITRIS S.
COSVOYANN1S

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Political Science

312 Senii

WILLIAM A. COTTER MICHELLE COUILLARD SUSANNE COULTER SARA M. COURTNEY DAVID COVENEY

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Communication

MARY COWSER

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Philosophy

School of Education

B.A. Elementary Ed/Human

Development

School of Education
B.A. Early Childhood Education

Arts 6k Sciences
i.A. English/Spanish

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Mathematics

PAUL COX

School of Management
B.S. Economics

KRISANN E. COYLE

School of Nursing
B.S. Nursing

WILLIAM B. COYLE

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

ROBERT E. COYNE

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

PATRICK L. CRAY

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

THOMAS M. CRIMMINS

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Economics

Seniors 313

PAUL F. CRISCUOLO LOUIS W. CROCKER

School of Management Arts & Sciences

B.S. Accounting B.A. History

CRYSTAL M.
CROMWELL

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

SEAN C. CRONIN

Arts 6a. Sciences
B.A. History

TIMOTHY S. CRONIN

School of Management
B.S. Finance

- y

MARK F. CROSBY

Arts &. Sciences
B.A. Communication

TALBOTT B. CROWELL

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Computer Science

CARLA H. CUCINATTI

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Psychology

MARLENE B.
CULLIGAN

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

%- s

•V "V. "Vi/

MARY JO CUNHA

Arts &. Sciences
B.S. Biochemistry

MARY LOU
CUNNINGHAM

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Communication

MATTHEW J.
CUNNINGHAM

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Mathematics

DEIRDRE M. CURRY

School of Education
B.A. Human Development

JULIE A. CURTIN
School of Management
B.S. Computer Science

ALEXANDER S. SARA E. CYR MICHELLE D'ABREU LISA M. DARCANGELISDAVETTE D. DAGGETT

CUSHNER School of Education Arts & Sciences Arts & Sciences School of Management

Arts & Sciences B.A. Secondary Education/English B.A. Economics/English B.A. English B.S. Finance

B.A. English/Political Science

ANNETTE M.
DAIGNEAULT

Arts &. Sciences
B.A. English

JILL E. DAINO

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Economics

MARTHA DALLEVA

School of Management
B.S. Marketing/Human Resources

LAURA DALMASY

Arts & Sciences
B.S. Biology

PATRICK J. DALTON

School of Management
B.S. Finance

LISA M. DANEHY

School of Nursing
B.S. Nursing

JEAN-MARC
BANGLADE

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Economics

NATHALIE BANGLADE CHRISTINE DANIELS

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Economics

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

DAVID DAWSON

School of Management

B.S. Finance/Human Resources

Management

Seniors 315

PAUL S. DAY

Arts & Sciences
B.A. History

ANTHONY N. DE
ANGELO

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

DANIEL F. DE FABIO JOSEPH S. DE JAMES

Arts & Sciences
.A. Communication

Arts & Sciences
B.S. Biology

BEATRIZ M. DE LA RAFAEL DE LA SIERRA

SIERRA School of Management

School of Education Bs- Finance

B.A. Human Development

LILLIAM M. DE LEON

School of Management
B.S. Accounting

RICHARD W. DE
MARCO

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Communication

DAVID DE MARTIN

School of Management
B.S. Accounting

MELISSA A. DE MAYO

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Theology

ELISE M. DE WINTER

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Psychology

316 Seniors

ANDREA A. DEBALD BRIAN R. DECELLES

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Psychology

Arts ca Sciences
B.A. Philosophy

CHRISTOPHER T.
DEEHAN

School of Management
B.S. Finance

CHRISTINE M.
DEGRAAN

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

MICHAEL E. DEKI

School of Management
B.S. Accounting

BRIAN J. DELANEY

School of Management
B.S. Matketing

CHRISTOPHER P.
DELANEY

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Economics

KATHLEEN A.
DELANEY

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

MARY F. DELANEY

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

TIMOTHY F. DELAY

Arts &. Sciences

B.A. Communication

LAURA MERCEDES
DELGADO

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

Seniors 317

ANDREA M.
DELGAUDIO

Arts &. Sciences
B.A. Psychology

MICHAEL J.
DELGAUDIO

Aits St Sciences
B.A. History

■ _ *J

DAVID B. DELMORE PETER M. DELUCA DEENA L. DENLASI MOLLY A. DEMPSEY SHERRI A. DENARDO

B.S. Finance

B.S. Marketing

School or hducanon
B.A. Human Development

Arts Oi. Sciences
B.A. English

.Arts ik Sciences
B.A. English

GAIL DEROSA

B.S. Marketing

POMPEO J. DERUBEIS LAURA A. DES ROCHE

Arts ii Scier.ces Ans Sl Sciences

B.A- Economics B.A. Mathematics

.AMY L. DESHAIES
Arts 6V. Sciences
B.A. Economics

TRACY A. DESMOND

Arts Si Sciences
B.A. English

318

MICHAEL J. DESOLA

Arts &. Sciences
B.A. English

MARK F. DEVER

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

PHILIP M. DEVINE MATTHEW B. DEVLIN

Arts & Sciences Arts & Sciences

B.A. Economics B.A. Communication

MARISA DIANA

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Economics

JOSEPH A. DIAZ

Arts &. Sciences
B.A. History

KARY L. DICKENS

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Computer Science

AMY C. DICKSTEIN

School of Education
.A. Elementary Education. "English

CHRISTOPHER H.
DIDIZIAN

School of Management
B.S. General Management

ALICIA D. DIGGS

Arts &. Sciences
B.A. Political Science

EDWARD J. DILATUSH SUSANNE C. DILEO

Arts & Sciences Arts & Sciences

B.A. Economics B.A. Sociology

NLARY E. DILLIHUNT

School of Management
B.S. Finance

EDWARD J. DILLON

School of Management
B.S. Accounting

ELALNA R. DBLARCO

Arts Sc Sciences
B.A. Psychology

GERILYN J. DIMATTIA MICHAEL L. DIMAURO CHRISTINA M. DINEEN THONLAS A. DINEEN TANLMY A. DINICOLA

Arts & Sciences School of Education Arts &. Sciences School of Management School of Management

B.S. Biology B.A. Human Development B.A. English B.S. Accounting B.S. Accounting

319

KERRY A. DINNEEN

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

MICHAEL DINNEEN

School of Education
B.A. Human Development

PAMELA A.
DIPASQUALE

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

DEBORAH L. D'ISABEL

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. English

JAMES E. DOHERTY

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

JOHN DOHERTY

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

MARY K. DOHERTY

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

MAURA J. DOBBINS

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

JAMES P. DOLAN

School of Management
B.S. Finance

STEPHEN C. DOLCE

School of Management
B.S. Economics

MELISSA DOLL

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English/Philosophy

LUZANNE DOMENECH

Arts Si Sciences
B.S. Biology

320 Seniors

RONALD J. DOMINGO DENISE M. DONAGHY ELLEN V. DONAHOE MICHAEL E. DONAHUE SUSAN M. DONATO

Arts iSt Sciences
B.A. Psychology

School of Nursing
B.S. Nursing

School of Management
S.S. General Management

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Political Science

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. English

LISA L. DONDERO

Arts & Sciences
B.S. Biology

HOLLY M. DONOVAN KELLY L. DONOVAN FRANK E. DOOGAN

School of Nursing Arts 6k Sciences School of Education

B.S. Nursing B.A. Political Science B.A. Secondary Education/History

JIM DOOLEY

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Communication

CHRISTOPHER
DOUCET

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Economics

EUGENE F. DOUCETTE

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. English

MARGUERITE L.
DOUGLAS

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Theology

JENNIFER R. DOWD

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Communication

JOSEPH B. DOWD

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Philosophy

MICHELLE M. DOWD CYNTHIA A. DOWLING GREGORY M. DOWNEY MARY E. DOWNEY

Arts 6k Sciences Arts 6k Sciences Arts 6k Sciences

B.A. Psychology B.A. Communication B.A. History

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Political Science

JOHN C. DOWNING

School of Management
B.S. Accounting

Seniors 321

BRIAN P. DOYLE

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

SHEA E. DOYLE

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

CHRISTINE S. DREW

School of Nursing
B.S. Nursing

DONALD DREW

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Economics

COLLEEN E. DRISCOLL

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English/Spanish

KAREN DRISCOLL

School of Nursing
B.S. Nursing

PAUL R. DRISCOLL

Arts & Sciences
B.A. History

SUSAN M. DRISCOLL

School of Nursing
B.S. Nursing

DIANE E. DROP

Arts ck Sciences
B.A. Mathematics

PETER E. DUBE

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

GABRIELLE DUDNYK

School of Management
B.S. Information Systems

JENNIFER L. DUFFY

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Economics

322 Seni,

KRISTEN L. DUFFY THOMAS J. DUFFY JR. COLLEEN A. DUGGAN LINDA M. DULLNIG BRYAN C. DUMAIS

School of Nursing
B.S. Nursing

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Psychology

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Philosophy

School of Management
B.S. Finance

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Communication

LESLIE DUMAS

Arts & Sciences
B.A. History

dvhM

POLLY ANN DUNN CATHERINE M. DUNNE MICHAEL K. DUPEE

Arts & Sciences Arts & Sciences Arts & Sciences

B.A. Politcal Science B.A. Psychology B.A. History

JAMES T. DURBIN

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Economics

•>.

KIMBERLY D. DUSEK

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Psychology

PATRICIA J.
DUSSAULT

Arts & Sciences
B.A. History

Seniors 323

SUSAN E. EGGERS KATHERINE C. EKINS DAVID ELLINGHAUS

Arts &. Sciences
B.A. Political Science

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Psychology

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Economics/History

JILL M. ELLIS

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Psychology/Philosophy

CATHERINE A.
EMMONS

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

324 Seniors

l*fc

JUDITH A. ENG

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Fine Arts

SUSAN E. ENGLISH

School of Management
B.S. Accounting

SHEILA ENNIS

School of Education

B.A. Elementary

Education/Moderate Special Needs

GILBERT J. ENOS

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. English

LEONARD E. ENOS

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Philosophy

JOSEPH G. ERNST

School of Management
B.S. Finance

THEODORE A. ERRICO

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

ROSEMARY ERSTE

School of Management
B.S. Information Systems

NATALIA ESCOBAR

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Economics

CHRISTINE A.
ESPOSITO

School of Education
B.A. Early Childhood Education

KEIVAN ETESSAMI

School of Management

B.S. Finance/Management and

Operations

KIRSTEN P.
EULENHOFER

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

NOREEN M. EVANS

School of Nursing
B.S. Nursing

ROBERT D. EWING

School of Management
B.S. Finance

MARGARET E. FAHEY

School of Nursing
B.S. Nursing

ROBERT P. FAIRBANKS MARIA E. FAIRFAX

II School of Management

Arts 6k Sciences B-S- Accounting
B.A. English

CHRISTOPHER G.
FALCO

School of Management
B.S. Finance

LYNN T. FALCO

School of Education
B.A. Human Development

MEGAN M. FALLON

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. English

Seniors 325

31 ? * . .

f r ^1 ^^^BBf^^lM

U \ fKm

^1 Ij

EDWARD E. FALVEY

School of Management
B.S. Finance

JOAN K. FALVEY

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

CHERYL L. FAMA

Arts &. Sciences
B.A. Psychology

FADETTE FANFAN

School of Management
B.S. Information Systems

GRACE J. FANGONIL DAVID C FANTUZZO

Arts 6k Sciences
.A. Political Science

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Economics

BRITTA FARAHATI

Arts Si. Sciences
B.A. English

PAULA M. FARESE KAREN A. FARINHA KATHLEEN FARLEY BRUCE FARRELL

Arts & Sciences Arts & Sciences School of Education School of Management

B.A. English B.A. Psychology B.A. Early Childhood Education B.S. Management

326 Seniors

KIMBERLY S. FARRELL TIMOTHY J. FARRELL

Arts & Sciences
B. A. Mathematics

JOY K. FAUSEY

Arts & Sciences
B. A. Communication

ANTHONY C.
FERNANDES

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Scie

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Communication

REAGAN E. FEENEY

Arts & Sciences
B.A. History

LISA M. FERNANDES

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Political Science

FRANCISCO J.
FERNANDEZ

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Psychology

MAIKA FERNANDEZ MARIA D. FERNANDEZ JOHN FERRANTE III FRANCIS M. FERRARA

School of Education Arts 6k Sciences Arts 6k Sciences School of Management

B.A. Early Childhood Education B.A. Psychology B.S. Biology B.S. Accounting

Seniors 327

NANCY E. FILLIO

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Psychology

MAUREEN T. FINAN

School of Management
B.S. Finance

HELEN C. FINEGAN

Arts & Sciences
B.S. Biology

ALANE FINEMAN

School of Management
B.S. Accounting

MARIA E. FINI

Arts & Sciences
B.A. History

CAROL A. FIRICANO KERRY A. FISCHER ROSANNE BRIAN C. FITZGERALD LAURA FITZGERALD

Arts &. Sciences School of Education FITOPOULOS Arts & Sciences Arts & Sciences

B.A. Communication B.A. Early Childhood Education School of Education B.A. Economics B.A. English

B.A. Secondary Education/Spanish

328 Seniors

WILLIAM FITZGERALD DANIEL P. FLAHERTY KELTY E. FLAHERTY

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

Arts & Sciences
•.A. Political Science

School of Education
B.A. Early Childhood Education

PATRICIA M.
FLAHERTY

School of Management
B.S. Accounting

VINCENT M.
FLAHERTY

School of Management
B.S. Accounting

JOHN R. FLANAGAN LARKIN S. FLANAGAN

Arts & Sciences School of Education

B.A. Computer Science B.A. Human Development/History

JONATHAN S. FLORES

Arts & Sciences
B.S. Biology

LIZA A. FLORO

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

NEWMAN A.
FLANAGAN

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Philosophy

ANNMARIE FLANIGAN SHAUN M. FLAVIN

Arts & Sciences Arts & Sciences

B.A. Sociology B.A. Sociology

MICHAEL FLOWERS STEPHEN K. FLOWERS JULIE P. FLUECKIGER

Arts & Sciences Arts 6k Sciences School of Managemenr

B.A. Computer Science B.A. Mathematics B.S. Finance

DAVID J. FLYNN

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

FAITH FLYNN

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. English

HILLARY FLYNN

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Political Science

KEVIN M. FLYNN

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Economics

CHRISTOPHER P.
FOLEY

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Psychology

Sen

329

■$& :

^T r

^^J

^"""■%'f

.'iv

• '■ * \fc

■

rrsaw .^A.V

330 Senio

HA j^H

"* i. 'i ^^^fl

Seniors 331

AiMfc

MICHAEL M. FOLEY

THOMAS J. FOLEY

CHRISTINA M. FOLL1NI

PETER A. FORAND

JOHN J. FORBES

Arts & Sciences

Arts 6k Sciences

B.A. Sociology

B.A. Political Science

B.A. Economics

EILEEN M. FORDE

School of Management
B.S. Management

JACQUELINE M.
FORGET

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. English/Philosophy

DAVID M. FORNARI FRANCIS C. FORTE GEORGE E. FORTIER

Arts 6k Sciences Arts 6k Sciences Arts 6k Sciences

B.A. English B.S. Biology B.A. English

332 Seniors

KENNETH J. FORTON

School of Management
B.S. Accounting

JACQUELINE E.
FOSTER

Arts 6k Sciences
B.S. Geology

DAVID FOUCHER

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Communication

JOHN B. FOX

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Economics

CHRIS FRAIOLI

School of Management
B.S. Finance

COURTNAY A. FRAME

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Communication

NOELLE FRANCELL

School of Education
B.A. Elementary Education

DONNA M.
FRANCESCANI

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

JOHN FRANCIS

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

KENIA FRANCO

Arts ck Sciences
B.A. Psychology

LYNNE C. FRANEY

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. English

Seniors 333

KIMBERLY A.
FRANSON

School of Nursing
B.S. Nursing

KRISTAN K. FRANTZ

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

SUSAN FRATES

Arts (St Sciences
B.A. Political Science

LAURA FREE

Arts &. Sciences
B.A. English

MATTHEW F.
FREEMAN

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Communication

KENDRA FREEHILL

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Communication

BERNHARD E. FREI

School of Management
B.S. Finance/Marketing

RONALD FRIEDMAN

Arts &. Sciences
B.A. Economics/Communication

BRIAN G. FRIEL

Arts & Sciences
B.A. History

SUSAN M. FRITSCH JOHN R. FURBUSH

School of Education Arts & Sciences

B.A. Human Development B.A. English

334 Seniors

DYAN FUREY

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Sociology

MARC GABELLI

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Economics

ORLENE V. GABRINO

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English/Economics

ILA GADHAVI

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

PHILLIP M. GAECHTER

School of Management
B.S. Finance

I - m

5Tf

CAROL GAGLIANO SUSAN M. GAGLIANO THOMAS A. GAGNE

Arts 6k Sciences Arts 6k Sciences Arts & Sciences

B.A. Sociology B.A. English B.A. Mathematics

SHAWN GAGNON

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

EDUARDO GAITAN

School of Management
B.S. Economics

■

RICARDO I. GAITAN

Arts 6*. Sciences
B.A. Political Science

DANIEL V. GALLANT

School of Management
B.S. Accounting

PEGGY L. GAITO

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Psychology

JOAN M. GALLI

School of Management
B.S. Finance

AGATA GAJEWSKI

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

ANGELA MARIE
GALBRAITH

School of Education
B.A. Elementary Education

BERNARD J.
GALLAGHER

School of Management
B.S. Accounting

CARLA O. GAMEZ

Arts & Sciences
B.A. History

GEORGE GANCAYCO LIA M. GANGITANO

Arts & Sciences
B.S. Biology

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. English

Seniots 335

FRANCIS D. GANNON SUSAN M. GANNON

Arts &t Sciences
B.A. Economics/English

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

NANCY GANS

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Psychology

MICHELE
GARABEDIAN

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Communication

MIREN LOREA B.
GARAMENDI

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

CHRISTINE S. GARBIS

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

MARTHA M. GARCIA

Arts &. Sciences
B.A. English

DAWN E. GARD

Arts &. Sciences
B.A. English

MICHAEL L. GARDNER DAVID J. GARGONE

Arts & Sciences Arts & Sciences

B.A. English/History B.A. Computer Science

FLA VIA
GARRIDO-LECCA

School of Management
B.S. Finance

336 Seniors

JEFFREY JOHN
GARROW

School of Management
B.S. Finance

JENNIFER A. GARVIN

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

KATHLEEN M. GARVIN WILLIAM J. GATTI

Arts & Sciences School of Management

B.A. Psychology B.S. General Management

SEAN GAVIN

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

MAURA GEE

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Communication

CAROLANNE GEFFROY ANDREW J. GEHL

Arts & Sciences Arts & Sciences

B.A. English B.A. Computer Science

CURTIS S. GEHMAN

Arts Cs. Sciences
B.A. Physics/Mathematics

BRUCE L. GELMAN

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Economics

SUSANNE M.
GEOGHEGAN

School of Education
B.A. Elementary Education

Seniors 337

BARBARA J. GERACE AUDREY GERLACH SEZEN M. GEROW JULIE ANNE GERTZ CLAUDE M. GHARIOS

Arts 6* Sciences
B. A. Political Science

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Economics

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Economics/Political Science

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Psychology

ANTONELLA
GIANNANTONIO

School of Management
B.S. Business Management

REBECCA C. GIBBONS

Arts & Sciences
B.A. History

JON THOMAS
GIESELMAN

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

DAWN M. GIGANTE JENNIFER R. GILBERT

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Economics

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. English

KRISTEN GILL

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Mathematics

TINA GILL

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

338 Seniors

OMER M. GINGRAS JENNIFER GIOIOSO LISA A. GIROLIMETTI LANCE W. G1ROUX CATHERINE M. GIRR

Arts (Si Sciences
B.A. Political Science

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Political Science

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Economics

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

RITA C. GIRZONE

School of Education

B.A. Human

Development/Philosophy

CAROL GISMONDI

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. English

CHRISTINE GIULIANI

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Sociology

PETER D. GIULIANO

School of Management
B.S. General Management

MELISSA E. GLASS

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. English/Political Science

TIMOTHY GLEASON

Arts 6k Sciences
B.S. Biology

TARA A. GLEESON

School of Education
B.A. Elementary Education

MARK GLOSS

Arts 6k Sciences
B.S. Biochemistry

JOSEPH P. GLYNN

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. English

FRANCIS S. GO

School of Management
B.S. Finance

FLORENCIA M. GOBBEE CATHRYN J. GOECKE

School of Management School of Management

B.S. Finance B.S. Accounting

NISHA GOEL

School of Management
B.S. Finance

ANNE-MARIE C. GOLD GREGORY G. GOLDEN

School of Nursing School of Management

B.S. Nursing B.S. Marketing

Seniors 339

(■^*':'^1

"^"''"^I^Bfck

, <

^^T^r

11^

i,|ll!APp

H^^B

if * "u

l&mJm'''

^k. mm ' Wk> ^—#m A

■1m

.. H

'&f *

■ f

m v:'^

MARK C. GOLDEN

School of Management
B.S. Economics

ROBERT F. GOLDMAN

Arts Si Sciences
B.A. English

CHRISTOPHER

MICHAEL J. GOLDNER

ALEXANDER N.

DAVID A. GOMES

HERMAN I. GOMEZ

GOLDNER

Arts & Sciences

GOLIMBU

Arts & Sciences

Arts 6k Sciences

School of Management

B.A. Political Science

Arts & Sciences

B.A. Sociology

B.S. Biology

B.S. Accounting

B.A. Economics

GREGORY A. GONSER

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

GERILYN GONYO

School of Nursing
B.S. Nursing

MICHAEL D.
GONZALES

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Psychology

ERICA A. GORDON JULIEN R. GOULET

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Communication

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Psychology

340 Seniors

MOHIT H. GOVANI

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

DINA C. GOYT1A

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Psychology

DANIEL B. GOZZI

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

FRANCES CATHERINE
GRABISH

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

CHERYL GRADY

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

CARRIE A. GRAHAM

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

CHRISTOPHER S.
GRAHAM

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

JEAN M. GRAHAM

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Communication

MEL C. GRAHAM

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

SHARON E. GRAHAM

School of Management
B.S. Finance

MICHELE GRAMAGLIA STEVEN J. GRANT

School of Education Arts & Sciences

B.A. Elementary Education B.A. Computer Science

SARAH W. GRAVES RICHARD J. GRAZIANO GLENDA N. GREEN

School of Education School of Management Arts & Sciences

3. A. Early Childhood Education B.S. Marketing B.A. Psychology

ERIN GREGORY

School of Nursing
B.S. Nursing

JOHN D. GRIFFIN

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

SUZANNE M. GRIFFIN THERESA A. GRIFFIN

School of Education School of Management

B.A. Early Childhood Education B.S. Marketing

JOSEPH W.
GRIFFITHS JR.

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Sociology

341

ELIZABETH M. GROSS

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Economics

KATITE M. GROTE

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English/Philosophy

LORI R. GUEST

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

LESLIE D. GUGLIELMO

School of Nursing
B.S. Nursing

KEVIN P. GUICHON

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

ASHIM GULAT1

School of Management
B.S. Accounting

JOY GULESERIAN STEPHEN J. GUZZETTA JOHN C. GUZZ1NO

Arts & Sciences Arts & Sciences Arts & Sciences

B.A. Sociology B.A. Political Science B.A. Economics

MARIANNE L.
GYLLENHAMMAR

Arts St Sciences
B.A. Communications

342 Senic

W «r

AMY MARIE MORAN

JOHN K. HABIB

ANDREW P. HACKETT

STEVEN M. HAINES

KIMBERLEY HAJJAR

HABIB

Atts &. Sciences

Arts & Sciences

Arts tk Sciences

Arts & Sciences

Arts Si Sciences

B.A. Political Science

B.A. Philosophy

B.A. Economics

B.A. Communication

B.A. Political Science

CHRISTOPHER

JULIA M. HALL

KELLEY L. HALL

PAUL HAMEL

GABRIELLE E.

EDWARD HALL

Arts & Sciences

Arts 6a Sciences

HAMILTON

School of Management

B.A. History

B.A. Communication

B.S. Biology

Arts 6*. Sciences

B.S. Accounting

B.A. Communication

« .'

■

■-. ■

or ■ ffll Ik

^*^-~^g^

BRIAN K. HAMMER

Arts &. Sciences
B.S. Biology

ALBERT V. HANLEY

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Philosophy

Seniors 343

CHRISTOPHER S.
HANLEY

School of Management
B.S. Finance

KATHLEEN F. HANLEY

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Psychology

HUBERT P. HANLON JOSEPH A. HANLON

Arts & Sciences School of Management

B.S. Biology B.S. Finance

SEAN E. HARMON

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

MARIE I. HARRER

Arts & Sciences
B.S. Biology

GREG M.
HARRINGTON

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Mathematics

JOHN HARRINGTON

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

LISA HARRINGTON

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

MARK HARRINGTON

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. English

MAUREEN A.
HARRINGTON

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

344 Seniors

TRACEY D. HARRIS

Arts & Sciences
B.S. Biology

MICHELLE L. HARTE

School of Management
B.S. Accounting

TARA E. HASKELL

School of Management
B.S. Finance

LAURA M. HAUPT

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

KAREN HAWKES

Arts &. Sciences
B.A. Economics

MISAKO HAYAKAWA

Arts &. Sciences
B.A. Philosophy

KAREN A. HAYES

School of Education
B.A. Elementary Education

KARIN M. HAYS

School of Education

B.A. Secondary

Education/Romance Languages

DAVID P. HEALEY DERMOT T. HEALEY JR.

Arts & Sciences Arts & Sciences

B.S. Chemistry B.A. Economics

ROBERT W. HEALY

School of Management
B.S. Finance

LESLIE M. HEBB

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

ANDREA HEFFERNAN

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

JOSEPH C. HEGARTY JEANNE M. HEGNER

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Psychology

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science/Economics

uyi a

DULCEY E.
HEFFERNAN

School of Education
B.A. Elementary Education

JOHN P. HEFFERON

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

SUSAN HELLER

Arts ek Sciences
B.A. History/Economics

BRIAN M. HELLGETH PETA-SUE HELLMANN

Arts <5t Sciences Arts 6k Sciences

B.A. Economics B.A. English

Seniors 345

CHRISTINE D.
HEMPHILL

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

STEVEN J. HENDRICKS

School of Management
B.S. Accounting

MELISSA A. HENNESSY

Aits 6k Sciences
B.A. English

KELLY S. HENRY

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Economics

CHRISTOPHER
HENTEMANN

School of Management
B.S. Finance

JOSEPH HEPP JR.

School of Management
B.S. General Management

i If A

JENNIFER C. HERGER

School of Management
B.S. Finance

JAMES HERRICK

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Economics

AMY ELIZABETH
HESELTON

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. History

TODD S. HEWETT

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. History

JAMES A. HICKSON

School of Management
B.S. Finance

346 Seniors

ANNE-KATHRYN
HIGGINS

Arts Si Sciences
B.A. English

J. GREGORY HIGGINS

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

KAREN M. HIGGINS

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Mathematics

PETER K. HIGGINS

School of Management
B.S. Finance/Marketing

MICHELLE R. HIGH JOSEPH M. HILGER

School of Education
B.A. Human Development

School of Management
B.S. Finance

CHRISTOPHER HILL RAYMOND J. HILVERT

Arts & Sciences School of Management

B.A. Communication B.S. Marketing

COLLIN J. HITE

Arts &. Sciences
B.A. Political Science

MAUREEN HOFFMAN SHERYL A. HOFFMAN

School of Education Arts 6k. Sciences

B.A. Elementary B.A. French

Education/Philosophy

Seniors 347

JOHN HOGAN

Arts & Sciences
B.A. History

GARY M. HOLLIDAY

CRAIG A. HOLMAN

KERRI K. HOLMES

SHARON L. HOMA

Arts & Sciences

School of Nursing

Arts & Sciences

B.A. Psychology

B.A. Economics

B.S. Nursing

B.A. Computer Science

MATTHEW J.
HONOHAN

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

PATRICIA C. HORAN KATHERINE C. HORNE

School of Management Arts & Sciences

B.S. Finance B.A. Theology

PAULA E. HORNE

School of Management
B.S. Business

JOHN M. HOSMAN

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Psychology

KRISTIN B.
HOSTETTER

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Art History

MEGAN T. HOTOPP

School of Management
B.S. Economics

348 Senic

PATRICIA A.
HOULIHAN

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

CAROLINE A.
HOWARD

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Sociology

STEPHEN HUDSON

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

JOHN J. HUGHES

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

INA HOWARD

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

PATRICIA HUDNAL

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

m
KARA L. HUGHES

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Philosophy

W ,Wa

1GNACIO R.
HUIDOBRO

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Mathematics

JULIE HUDSON

School of Management
B.S. Economics

MAUREEN HULL

School of Management
B.S. Accounting

STEPHEN O. HULTIN

School of Management
B.S. Finance/Information Systems

CHRISTOPHER E.
HULTQUIST

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Economics

ELIZABETH ANN
HUME

Arts & Sciences
B.A. History

TIMOTHY HUNT

Arts & Sciences
B.A. History

VANESSA S. HUNT

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

CHARLES J.
HURCHALLA

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Economics

PATRICK B. HURLEY NICHOLAS R. HUSNI

Arts &. Sciences
■.A. Political Science

Arts & Sciences
B.S. Biology

BRENDA HUSTIS

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

LEE ANN
HUTCHINSON

School of Education
B.A. Elementary Education

Seniors 349

350 Scni(

* N

Seniors 351

ANDREA D. HYFANTIS

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

JEANNE K. HYLAND

School of Education

B.A. Human

Development/Mathematics

MARTHA K. I ACHETTA RICHARD S. IANNESSA KAREN M. IBACH

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English/Sociology

Arts &. Sciences
B.A. Mathematics

RICHARD J. IOVANNE

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Economics

CLIFFORD L. ISAAC

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English/Communication

BETH ISBELL

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

CHRISTOPHER I.
INGLESI

Arts &. Sciences
B.A. Economics

PATRICK J. INTRIERI

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

ANINA L.
ISLEV-PETERSEN

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Communication

ANDERS B. IVERSEN

School of Management
B.S. Accounting

352 Seniors

RICHARD M. IWAN1CKI MICHAEL B. JABARA SHEILA M. JACKMAN DONNA JACOBUCCI

Arts & Sciences
B.S. Biology

Arts &. Sciences
B.S. Physics

School of Education
B.A. Human Development

School of Nursing
B.S. Nursing

SASSAN JAHAN

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Psychology

ERIK JANCIS

Arts & Sciences
B.S. Biology

CHRISTOPHER
JANDOLI

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

KATHLEEN M. JEFFRY

School of Education
B.A. Elementary Education

MARK R. JENSON

School ot Management
B.S. Accounting

SUZANNE M. JOHN

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Sociology

CLAES A. JOHNCKE

Arts &. Sciences
B.A. Economics

ALAN JOHNSON

Arts 6* Sciences
B.A. History

Seniors 353

ELIZABETH B.
JOHNSON

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

ERIC A. JOHNSON

School of Management
B.S. Accounting

JENNIFER JOHNSON

School of Management
B.S. Finance

KEVIN F. JOHNSON

Arts <St Sciences
B.A. Political Science

MICHAEL J. JOHNSON

School of Management
B.S. Accounting

WAYNE JOHNSON JENNIFER JORDAN

School of Management School of Education

B.S. Economics B.A. Elementary Education

KELLEY A. JORDAN

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

PAUL JOSEPH

Arts &. Sciences
B.A. Political Science

CHRISTOPHER P.
JOYCE

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Communication

MATTHEW J. JOYCE

Arts &. Sciences
B.A. English

354 Senio

HAEL P. JOYCE

WILLIAM JUAN

GAIL JUDGE

GIULIANO P. JULIAN

HANS C. JUNG

Arts & Sciences

School of Management

Arts & Sciences

School of Management

B.A. English

B.A. History

B.S. Accounting

B.S. Biology

B.S. Finance

JENNIFER MARGARET MICHAELA L. KANE

KANE Arts 6k Sciences

Arts 6k Sciences B-A- Political Science

B.A. History

JEFFREY W. KANSKI LORRIE A. KARLONAS CRISTINA M. KARMAN

Arts 6k Sciences School of Management Arts 6k Sciences

B.A. History B.S. Accounting B.A. English

MICHAEL KART CHARLES G. KARUSTIS MICHAEL KAVNEY JOHN E. KAWCZYNSKI

Arts 6k Sciences Arts 6k Sciences Arts 6k Sciences Arts 6k Sciences

B.A. Mathematics/Computer B.S. Biology B.A. Mathematics B.A. Political Science

Science

KERRY A. KEANE

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Communication

ERIN M. KEANEY

School of Education
B.A. Elementary Education

MARK KEANEY

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Economics

TARA KEARNAN

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Psychology

MARK R. KEATING

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

JOHN C. KEENAN

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Computer Science

Seniors 355

MARYANNE KEENAN NANCY KEESHAN

School of Nursing School of Education

B.S. Nursing B.A. Elementary Education

ERIN C. KELEHER KAREN E. KELLEHER

Arts &. Sciences
.A. Political Science

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

KEVIN F. KELLEHER PATRICK KELLEHER

Arts 6a. Sciences
B.S. Biology

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

THOMAS KELLEHER

Arts 6k Sciences

B.A. Mathematics/Computer

Science

JILL M. KELLEY

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Mathematics

LEANNE M. KELLEY

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Romance Languages

MARLEEN I. KELLEY

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Philosophy

MATTHEW F. KELLEY

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

356 Seniors

CHRISTINE M. KELLY KATHLEEN M. KELLY

Arts & Sciences Arts & Sciences

B.A. English B.A. History

MARGARET KELLY

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

MICHAEL J. KELLY

School of Management
B.S. Accounting

NOREEN KELLY

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

PATRICIA A. KELLY

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. English

RICHARD J. KELLY JR.

School of Management
B.S. Management

SHEILA A. KELLY

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. English

LESLIE KENDIG

Arts &. Sciences
B.A. English

MICHAEL P.
KENNEALLY

School of Management
B.S. Economics

DAVID P. KENNEDY

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Political Science

Seniors 357

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

MICHAEL H. KENNEDY SEAN F. KENNEDY

School of Education Arts & Sciences

B.A. Human Development B.A. Political Science

SHAUN KENNEDY

Arts & Sciences
B.S. Biology

ERIN M. KENNEY

School of Nursing
B.S. Nursing

MICHELLE KENNEY

School of Management
B.S. Accounting

MAUREEN B. KEOUGH LOUISE M. KERMOND ELIZABETH D. KERN KENNETH J. KEYES

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Economics

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. English

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Political Science

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Psychology

SAMI U. KHAN

School of Management
B.S. Marketing/Economics

358 Seniors

ARUNA KHANNA

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Psychology

MARIE KHOURY SHEILA A. KILCULLEN

HENRY C. KIM

School of Management
B.S. Finance

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Sociology

Arts 4k Sciences
B.A. English/Sociology

THOMAS J.
KILGARRIFF

School of Management
B.S. Finance

TAEHYON KIM

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Economics

NOREEN M. KING

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Psychology

SUSAN M. KING

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

CHAN KIM

Arts 4k Sciences
B.A. Mathematics

MARGARET M.
KINSELLA

Arts 4k Sciences
B.A. History

E. JOHN KINTNER

Arts 4k Sciences
B.A. History

BRENDAN KIRBY

School of Management
B.S. Finance/Information Systems

ROBERT D. KIRSCH

Arts 4k Sciences
B.A. Political Science

DARREN L. KIRTON STEPHANIE A. KIRVEN

Arts 4k Sciences School of Nutsing

B.S. Nursing

B.A. Political Science

STACEY M. KITSOS

ELIZABETH KLEIN

DAVID A. KLIMAS

CHRISTOPHER P.

MARY K. KOLE

School of Education

Arts 4k Sciences

KNOPP

Arts 4k Sciences

B.A. Elementary Education

B.A. English

B.A. History

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Economics

B.S. Biology

359

^ .

MMMM

DANIEL L. KOLENDA JOSEPH R. KOLINSKI MARK A. KOMANECKY PETER J. KOOKEN

Arts 6k Sciences Arts & Sciences School of Management School of Management

B.A. Economics/Political Science B.A. Political Science B.S. Marketing B.S. Finance

PAUL A. KOTZ

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Psychology

RUTH BRANSTON GERALD KRATOCHVIL LYNN S. KRAWCZUK

KOVACS Arts & Sciences Arts 6k Sciences

School of Management B.A. Political Science B.A. English/Economics

B.S. Accounting

KAREN J. KREMER

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Mathematics

WENDY KUBER

School of Management
B.S. Finance

STEPHANIE A. KULICK

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

DEBORAH A. KURYAK

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Communication

360 Seniors

ARMINE DAWN
KUSHIGIAN

School of Management
B.S. Accounting

KIMBERLY A. LABBE

School of Nursing
B.S. Nursing

JENNIFER ANNE
LABUS

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Communicati

WILLIAM J. LACH

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

AMY M. LACOMBE

School of Management
B.S. Accounting

ANN E. LAFLAMME

School of Education

B.A. Elementary

Education/Mathematics

PETER F. LAGUNILLA

School of Management
B.S. Finance

BORRELLl LAIRD

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

ROBERT W. LALLY JR.

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Economics

/;.:.-

fcAifc

THOMAS LALLY

School of Management
B.S. Finance/Marketing

KATHLEEN M.
LAMBERT

Arts &. Sciences
B.A. English

LEE E. LANDRY

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Communication

THOMAS J. LANE

School of Management

B.S. Marketing/Information

Systems

PATRICK LANGHENRY MARIELLE LANGLOIS

School of Management Arts & Sciences

B.S. Finance/Philosophy B.S. Biology

PATRICK LARGESS

Arts &. Sciences
B.A. English

RANDY L. LAROCCO LESLIE A. LAROUCHE FRANCIS J. LARUSSA

School of Management
B.S. Economics

Arts & Sciences
B.S. Chemistry

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

ERIC S. LASCOLA

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

Seniors 361

;;i%

3 1
i

w-;-

■»

■/W

ALICIA LATKOVSKI

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Economics

FRANK LATORRACA

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Psycology

MARIA LATTOUF

Arts & Sciences
B.S. Biology

DARLENE LAWRENCE

School of Management
B.S. Finance

MICHELLE L.
LATULIPPE

Arts &. Sciences
B.A. Spanish

ERIC LAZARIAN

Arts & Sciences
B.A. History

JAY R. LAU

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

MIRIAM A. LAUBE

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Theater Arts

TERENCE LAUNDRY

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

KRYSTEN M. LEARNED ONDINE M. LEARY ANTHONY R. LECCESE

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Communication

Arts <Si Sciences
B.A. Economics

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Sociology

362 Seniors

JOSE J. LEDESMA

School of Management
B.S. Finance

BRIAN E. LEDWITH

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

KAREN LEE

School of Management
B.S. Finance/Marketing

KATHERINE LEE

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Economics

MARY LEE

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

RICHARD M. LEE

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Psychology/Philosophy

ROBERT J. LEE

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Mathematics

THERESA M. LEE

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

COLETTE M. LEGAULT KEVIN V. LEHMAN

School of Nursing Arts 6k Sciences

B.S. Nursing B.S. Biology/Psychology

KENNETH LEI

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Computer Science

JEAN-CYRIL A.
LEMAIRE

School of Management
B.S. Finance

Seniors 363

f ^ " -

MICHAEL R. LEMAY CHRISTIAN A. LEMMER

School of Management School of Management

B.S. Marketing/Finance B.S. Finance

JULIE A. LENEHAN CHAD C. LEONARD

School of Education School of Management

B.A. Early Childhood Education B.S. Accounting

JAMES P. LEONARD MICHAEL LEONARD

Arts &. Sciences Arts & Sciences

B.A. English B.A. Philosophy

ROBERT T. LEONARD

School of Management
B.S. Finance/OSM

JOHN LEONE

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

MICHELLE G. LEONE

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

ERIN LESUTIS

Arts & Sciences
i. A. Spanish/Economics

KERRIE LETHBRIDGE

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Economics

364 Seniors

JANET LEUNG

RAYMOND LEUNG

JAMES E. LEWIS

JOHN C. LEWIS III

MARY-MARGARET

School of Management

Arts &. Sciences

School of Management

LEWIS

B.S. Marketing

B.A. Mathematics

B.S. Marketing

B.S. Finance

Arts & Sciences
B.S. Biology/Philosophy

KEVIN LI

GRETCHEN A. L1BBY

JOHN R. LIESCHING

STEPHANIE LILLY

MARY CLARK LINBECK

Arts & Sciences

Arts 6k Sciences

Arts & Sciences

Arts 6k Sciences

B.A. Economics

B.A. Communication

B.A. Political Science

B.A. English/Philosophy

JRA E. LINCKS

LORYN LINDQUIST

THOMAS C.

Arts & Sciences

Arts &. Sciences

LINDSTROM

B.A. Spanish

B.S. Biology/Psychology

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Economics

JAN LINERT

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Economics

PAMELA J. LIRIO

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Communication

ROSEMARIE A. LISS

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

LAURA LIVACCARI

School of Management
B.S. Marketing/Finance

ROBERT LLEWELLYN

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

ERIC C LOBSER

School of Management
B.S. Finance/Economics

ROBERT B. LOCHRIE

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Political Science

Seniors 365

FRANZ P. LOEBER

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

KRISTINE LOEHMANN

School of Nursing
B.S. Nursing

MARIE J. LOMBARDI

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

ROBERT MICHAEL
LOMBARDI

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Communication

MICHELE LOMBARDO

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Psychology

PATRICE L.
LOMBARDO

School of Management
B.S. Finance

AMY LOPES

School of Education
B.A. Elementary Education

ENEIDA LOPEZ

Arts &. Sciences
B.A. Psychology

STACY L. LOUCKS

Arts &. Sciences
B.A. English

JEAN LOUGHLIN PETER J. LOUGHLIN

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Sociology

Arts & Sciences
B.A. History

366 Seniors

SAMUEL LOUIS

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Psychology

WILLIAM J. LOVETT

School of Management
B.S. Accounting

AMY J. LOWDER

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

JENNIFER E. LUCAS

School of Education
B.A. Elementary Education

CONST ANTIN
LUCENTE

Arts & Sciences
B.A. History

CHRISTINE M. LUIKEY

School of Management
B.S. Human Resource Management

*jffn 'j

CATHERINE D. LUKAS JENNIFER G. LYBOLDT KIERA T. LYMPERIS

School of Education Arts &. Sciences Arts & Sciences

B.A. Human B.A. Economics B.A. Economics

Development/Philosophy

BRIAN E. LYNCH

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

ERIKA MARIE LYNCH

School of Nursing
B.S. Nursing

Seniors 367

KATHLEEN A. LYNCH

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

\ w

jjflpfTj^^fc _^^^m

^r r/

K^j

MAURA F. K. LYNCH

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

LLIAM S. LYNETT

JOSEPH J. LYONS

KARA M. LYONS

TERRY MAC CALMONT

DENISE M. MAC

Arts & Sciences

School of Management

School of Nursing

CORMACK

B.A. Communication

B.S. Accounting

B.S. Nursing

School of Management
B.S. Finance

ROBERT W. MAC
ELHINEY

School of Management
B.S. Finance

368 Seniors

KEVIN M. MAC
KINNON

School of Management
B.S. Accounting

PATRICIA MAC
WILLIAMS

School of Education
B.A. Human Development/History

AMY IRENE
MACDONALD

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

MICHAEL D.
MACDONALD

School ot Management
B.S. Finance

RICHARD MACDONELL SARAH E. MACGUIRE KAREN M. MACINTYRE

Arts & Sciences School of Nursing School of Management

B.A. Philosophy B.S. Nursing B.S. Marketing

FRANK D. MACK

School of Management
B.S. Finance

CHERYL MACKEY

Arts 4k Sciences
B.A. History

GEOFFREY MACKEY

Arts 6s. Sciences
B.A. Political Science

B.C. EAGLE

School of Management
B.A. Brewery Management

PATRICK F. MADDEN JAMES S. MAGIDSON JOHN F. MAGILLIGAN

Arts & Sciences Arts & Sciences JR.

B.A. Political Science B.A. Political Science Arts & Sciences

B.A. Philosophy

JOSEPH MAGLIO

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. English

ANN M. MAGOVERN

School of Education
B.A. Secondary Education/English

LAURA MAGUIRE

School of Education
B.A. Elementary Education

ELIZABETH A.
MAHANOR

Arts 6k Sciences
B.S. Biology

ELIZABETH M. MAHER

School of Education
B.A. Elementary Education

KEVIN P. MAHONEY MICHAEL J. MAHONEY DEBORAH MAIOLO JUSTIN MAION A

Arts 6k Sciences School of Education School of Education Arts 6k Sciences

B.A. English B.A. Middle School Education B.A. Early Childhood Education B.A. Classical Civilization

BERNADETTE MAK

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

Seniors 369

370 Seniors

■

' m

r» <»■

«i>

nv ▼ ' o <r% Py

JttnK ' /I

/ r

^*>**

IP*

■■P i

• '> '

1 ■

Wh*'

3p \^^]j0pi

Seniors 371

GINA M. MALACARIA

School of Education
B.A. Middle School Education

CRISTINA
MALDONADO

Arts & Sciences
B.S. Biology/English

~ " "";;".;

MOHAMMAD R.
MALIHI

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Psychology

MAGDALENE M.
MALLON

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

SARA ELIZABETH JAMES J. MANGRAVITI ANDREW T. MANK

MALONE JR. Arts & Sciences

Arts & Sciences Arts & Sciences B-A- Computer Science
B.A. Sociology B.A. Mathematics

MICAELA MANLEY

Arts 6k Sciences
B.S. Biology

MICHAEL D. MANNA

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

DANA L. MANNING SIOBHAN M. MANNING

School of Nursing Arts 6k Sciences

B.S. Nursing B.A. Economics

MELISSA B.
MANSOLILLO

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Political Science

372 Seniors

MM&\

MICHAEL MANTAK ANDERSON MANUEL NELSON MANUEL

Arts & Sciences
B.A. History

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

MICHELLE L.
MANWARE

School of Education
B.A. Human Development

TRACEY L. MARA

School of Education
B.A. Elementary Education

DONNA MARCO MATTHEW MARCOTTE ANNMARIE J. MAREK

Arts &. Sciences Arts & Sciences School of Management

B.A. Communication B.A. Economics B.S. Marketing

VIDAL MARINE

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

CHRISTOPHER
MARINO

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. History

TRACY A. MARINO

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

KIM M. MARKEY

School of Management
B.S. Economics

Seniors 373

GEORGE MARKS JAN1NE M. MARRERO

School of Management
B.S. Finance

Arts & Sciences
B. A. Romance Languages

COURTNEY V.
MARSIGLIA

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Economics

AMY E. MARTEL

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Linguistics

SHERRI A. MARTENS

School ot Management
B.S. Marketing

«3 H^l IL

'^-ry j^f

JULIE M. MARTIN

School of Education
B.A. Human Development

KEVIN MARTIN

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

KRISTYN A. MARTIN

School of Management
B.S. Accounting

ROBERT F. MARTIN

School of Education
B.A. Human Development

LAURA MARTINEZ

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Communication

VINCENT J. MAS

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Communication

374 Seniors

ROBERT A. MASCIOLI MARIA A. MASSARO

School of Management Arts & Sciences

B.S. Accounting B.A. Political Science

RENEE MASSET

School of Management
B.S. Accounting

JOSEPH w.
MASTERSON

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

BRADFORD MASURET

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

JOAN A. MATARAZZO

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Psychology

MICHELLE A.
MATARAZZO

School of Nursing
B.S. Nursing

JOSEPH MATARESE KEN MATTEUCCI MARK M. MATTEUCCI

School of Management
B.S. Finance

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Economics

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Sociology

STEPHEN B.
MATTHEWS

School of Management
B.S. Finance

MATTHEW J. MATULE MARIFLOR T. MAULIT ANNE M. MAURICIO

Arts & Sciences Arts & Sciences Arts 6k Sciences

B.S. Biology/English B.A. Psychology B.A. Psychology

JOHN D. MAURO

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Economics

MICHAEL MAXIN

Arts 6k Sciences
B.S. Biology

GREGORY J. MAY

Arts 6* Sciences
B.A. Political Science

PETER MAZZETTI

Arts &. Sciences
B.A. Economics

GINA MAZZOLA

Arts <St Sciences
B.A. Communication

ANDREW S. MCALEER

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. English/Philosophy

Seniors 375

FRANCIS J. MCARDLE MARYELLEN MCARDLE

School of Management School of Management

B.S. Finance B.S. Finance

COLLEEN A. MCAREE MARTHA A. MCATEE

School of Education School of Management

B.A. Early Childhood/Human
Development

B.S. Finance

MARILYN J. MCBRIDE

School of Education
B.A. Elementary Education

CHRISTINE
MCCARTHY

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Mathematics

COLLEEN ANNE
MCCARTHY

Arts St Sciences
B.A. History

DANIEL G. MCCARTHY

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

ELIZABETH O.
MCCARTHY

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Economics/English

HELEN C. MCCARTHY JAMES MCCARTHY

Arts & Sciences Arts &. Sciences

B.A. Communication B.A. Computer Science

376 Seniors

}

JAMES M. MCCARTHY KAREN MCCARTHY

Arts & Sciences
B. A. Mathematics

School ot Nursing
B.S. Nursing

KATHERINE
MCCARTHY

School of Education
B.A. Elementary Education

MICHAEL j.
MCCARTHY

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Psychology

SARA C. MCCARTHY

School of Education

B.A. Human

Development/Communication

SEAN M. MCCARTHY

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. English

f'fi

TARA MCCARTHY

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Communication

WILLIAM MCCARTHY JOANNE MCCHESNEY

School of Management
B.S. Finance

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Philosophy

LAWRENCE J.
MCCLAFFERTY

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

SEAN M. MCCLOSKEY

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Economics

Seniors 377

MATTHEW W. MATTHEW J. MCCOOE JOHN J. MCCORMACK

MCCONNELL Arts & Sciences Arts & Sciences

School of Management B'A' HistorV BA- Politlcal Science

B.S. Finance/Systems Information

MAUREEN A.
MCCORMACK

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Economics

JOSEPH C. MCCREADY

School of Management
B.S. Finance

KIRSTEN A. MCCUE PAUL G. MCCULLAGH

Arts & Sciences Arts & Sciences

B.A. Political Science B.A. Political Science

KATHRYN R.
MCCULLOUGH

School of Nursing
B.S. Nursing

ERIN T. MCDERMOTT

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Sociology

HEATHER
MCDERMOTT

School of Education
B.A. Elementary Education

5
At

KEITH M. MCDONAGH

School of Management
B.S. Finance

BRIAN MCDONALD

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Economics

378 Seniors

EDWARD V.

TARA C. MCDONALD

DEIRDRE A.

MATTHEW J.

ELIZABETH

MCDONALD

Arts 6k Sciences

MCDONNELL

MCDONOUGH

Arts & Sciences

B.A. English/History

Arts & Sciences

School of Management

B.A. Economics

B.A. Political Science

B.S. Chemistry

B.S. Management

PATRICK MCELENEY PAUL MCELHINNEY

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Political Science

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. History

THOMAS W.
MCENANEY

School of Management
B.S. Finance

KERRY MCGAFFIGAN JANICE MCGEEHAN

School of Management Arts 6k Sciences

B.S. Accounting B.A. Philosophy

BRIAN P.
MCGEOGHEAN

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

CHRISTINE MCGINN

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. History

BRYAN E.
MCGOURTHY

School of Management
B.S. Accounting

DACEY MCGOVERN

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Communication

SUZANNE I. MCGRAIL

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. English

CLAIRE E. MCGRATH ROBERT V. MCGRATH

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Psychology

Arts 6a Sciences
B.A. Economics

ELLEN MARIE
MCGUINN

School of Management
B.S. Accounting

MARCIE L. MCGUIRE BRIAN MCKENNA

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. English

School of Management
B.S. Finance/Marketing

Seniors 379

KRISTEN M. MCKENNA JOHN MCKENZIE

School of Nursing
B.S. Nursing

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Economics

MAUREEN MCKEON KRISTEN MCKIERNAN

Arts & Sciences Arts 6k Sciences

B.S. Biology B.A. Psychology

GRACE MARIE
MCKINNON

Arts & Sciences
B.A. History

MICHAEL F. MCLAREN

School of Management
B.S. Finance

FRANCIS C.
MCLAUGHLIN

Arts &. Sciences
B.A. Economics

KATE MCLAUGHLIN

School of Management
B.S. Finance

MARTHA
MCLAUGHLIN

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Psychology

BRENDAN G.
MCLOUGHLIN

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

HEATHER A.
MCLOUGHLIN

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Economics

380 Seniors

COLLEEN A.
MCMAHON

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

JAMES M. MCMANUS

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Mathematics

TIMOTHY K.
MCMANUS

School of Management
B.S. Accounting

ANDREW J. MCM1LLIN

Arts ck Sciences
B.A. English

AMY E. MCMURTREY

Arts & Sciences
B.S. Biology

JANINE M.
MCNAMARA

School of Education
B.A. Elementary Education

JASON L. MCNAMARA PAUL-JON MCNEALY

Arts & Sciences Arts & Sciences

B.A. History B.A. English

CHRISTOPHER W.
MCNEILL

School of Management
B.S. Finance

MARY ANNE MCNEILL

School of Education
B.A. Human Development

PATRICIA A.
MCNERNEY

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English/French

Seniors 381

KAREN A. MCQUEENEY

School of Nursing
B.S. Nursing

JOHN J. MCWEENEY JR.

Arts & Sciences
B.A. History

JOHN S. MCWHINNIE CAITLIN A. MEAGHER

Arts &. Sciences School of Education

B.A. Philosophy B.A. Elementary Education

JULIE MEAGHER

Arts 6a Sciences
B.A. English

MARIA MEANEY

School of Management
B.S. Business Management

■* &*

+Mtou \)

APOLINARIO S.
MEDALLA

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Economics

JAMES E. MEEHAN

School of Management
B.S. Finance

SUSAN E. MEEHAN

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

JOSEPH V. MEGA

Arts 6k Sciences
B.S. Biology

WILLIAM M. MELCHER DOUGLAS J. MELLA

Arts 6k Sciences School of Management

B.A. Sociology/English B.S. Accounting

382 Seniors

ANDREW G. MELLETT

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Economics

DIANE M. MELLO

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Psychology

LOUIS E. MELVILLE BRIAN W. MENDES MICHAEL J. MENDOZA

School of Management School of Education Arts & Sciences

B.S. Finance B.A. Secondary Education/English B.A. Psychology

PAMELA A. MERCER

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Communication

LORI A. MERCIER

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

JOHN A. MERKLINGER JUDITH M. MERRA

School of Management School of Education

B.S. Marketing B.A. Elementary Education

LARA P. METCALF

School of Management
B.S. Finance/Information Systems

MICHAEL S.
MICHALISIN

School of Management
B.S. Finance/Operations

FRANTZIE MICHAUD

School of Nursing
B.S. Nursing

Seniors 383

MELISSA P. MILLAR

Arts & Sciences
B. A. Psychology

ARLAND E. MILLER

School of Management
B.S. Finance

ELIZABETH D. MILLER ELIZABETH T. MILLER

Arts & Sciences School of Education

B.A. History B.A. Human

Development/Psycholgy

JAMES GREGORY
MILLER

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Philosophy

JENNIFER E. MILLER

Arts &. Sciences
B.A. Psychology

JULIE KRISTEN MILLER VINCENT C. MILLER ALISON MARY MILLS

School of Education Arts & Sciences Arts 6k Sciences

B.A. Elementary Education B.A. History B.A. English

KATHERINE L.
MINNIUM

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Psychology

KIMBERLY MIRANDA

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Economics

384 Seniors

&'&«

VAUGHN C. MISAIL

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

PETER G. MOINO

School of Management
B.S. Finance/History

BARBARA E.
MISCHLICH

School of Management
B.S. Operations

ANNMARIE MITCHELL MARCELLE MOGAVERO

Arts & Sciences School of Education

B.A. English B.A. Elementary Education

MICHELLE M.
MOHRMANN

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

KEVIN T. MOLLOY SARAH H. MOLUMPHY EDWARD MONACO

School of Management
B.S. Finance

School of Management
B.S. Accounting

School of Management
B.S. Finance

PAMELA MONEY

School of Education
B.A. Elementary Education

MICHAEL J. MONSOUR GREGORY GEORGE

School of Management MONTANA

B.S. Finance Arts & Sciences

B.A. Political Science

MARIA P. MONTES NICOLE T. MONTRONE VIVIAN Y. MOON

KERRI A. MOONEY

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

Arts &. Sciences
B.A. Economics

School of Education
i. A. Early Childhood Education

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Economics

DAVID A. MOORE

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

KATHRYN D. MORAN MICHELLE N. MORAN

Arts &. Sciences School of Education

B.A. Political Science B.A. Elementary Education

PATRICK MORAN

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Political Science/History

Seniors 385

MARGARET A.
MORASKIE

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

CHERYL J.
MORESHEAD

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Communication

DEBORAH MORGAN BRIAN T. MORIARTY

Arts &. Sciences
B.A. English

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

JAMES P. MORIARTY

School of Education
B.A. Human Development

GEORGE F. MORICZ

Arts & Sciences
B.S. Biology

TARA A. MORONEY REBECCA D. MOROSKY

School of Management School of Management

B.S. Accounting B.S. Marketing

MARY MORRIS

Arts 6* Sciences
B.A. Psychology

COLLEEN M.
MORRISON

School of Nursing
B.A. Nursing

PATRICK J. MORRISON

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Economics

386 Seniors

DONNA M. MORRISSEY

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Communication

MELANIE M. MORSE MARYBETH MOSER

School of Education Arts 6k Sciences

B.A. Early Childhood Education B.A. Political Science

PETER J. MOSER

School of Management
B.S. Economics

ALISON A. MOSHER

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Communication

ERIK MOSHOLT

School of Management
B.S. Finance

ELIZABETH V. MOSS DIANE B. MOSTELLO STEPHEN T. MOUTON MOIRA MOYNIHAN

School of Management Arts & Sciences Arts 6k Sciences Arts 6k Sciences

B.S. Finance B.A. Theatre Arts B.A. English B.A. Art History

Seniors 387

KAREN E. MULKERN KAREN MULLANEY JENNIFER M. MULLARE SUZANNE M.

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

School ot Management
B.S. Accounting

Arts 6* Sciences
B.A. English

MULLARKEY

School of Education
B.A. Elementary Education

MARY F. MULLIGAN

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. History

PAULINE MULLIGAN

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

TIMOTHY F.
MULLIGAN

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

JOHN F. MULLOWNEY COLLEEN MURNANE

School of Management Arts ek Sciences

B.S. Marketing B.A. Political Science

CHARLOTTE M.
MURPHY

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Sociology

388 Seniors

DANIEL G. MURPHY JEANINE J. MURPHY JULIE M. MURPHY MATTHEW D. MURPHY MICHAEL C. MURPHY

Arts & Sciences

Arts 6k Sciences

Arts & Sciences

School of Management

B.A. English

B.A. Economics

B.S. Physics

B.S. Accounting

MICHAEL D. MURPHY PATRICIA A. MURPHY PATRICK S. MURPHY ROSEMARY A. MURPHY SUSAN C. MURPHY

Arts 6k Sciences Arts 6k Sciences School of Management School of Nursing School of Management

B.S. Biology B.A. English B.S. Marketing B.S. Nursing B.S. Accounting

AMY MURRAY

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Communication

GEORGE J. A. MURRAY JOHN J. MURRAY

III

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Psychology

School of Management
B.S. Finance

LISA J. MURRAY MICHELLE A. MURRAY

Arts 6k Sciences Arts 6k Sciences

B.A. Potlitical Science B.A. Communication

ROBERT MURRAY

School of Management
B.S. Finance

STEVEN J. MURRAY

School ot Management
B.S. Accounting

SUSAN MURRAY

School of Management
B.S. Management

WENDY MURRAY

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Studio Art

WILLIAM T. MURRAY

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Psychology

Seniors 389

390 Seniors

Seniors 391

MICHELE M. NADEAU

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

MARK NADOLNY

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

CHRISTINE NAPLES

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

SONIA L. NARAINE

Arts ek Sciences
B.A. Psychology

STEPHANIE M.
NARDONE

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Psychology

NICOLE D. NAREKIAN

Arts 6k Sciences
B.S. Biochemistry

MARTIN NATHAN

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Psychology

MILCA E. NAVARRO

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Sociology

JOHN D. NEE

School of Management
B.S. Accounting

PAUL F. NEE

Arts 6k Sciences
B.S. Chemistry

392 Seniors

THOMAS M. NEE JOHN I. NESTEL JR.

School of Management Arts & Sciences

B.S. Marketing B.A. Political Science

PAMELA J. NEWELL

School of Management
B.S. Finance

KEVIN J. NICHOLS

Arts &. Sciences
B.A. History

MAURA NICHOLSON

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Spanish

KARL NICOLAS

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Economics

COLLEEN P. NIDDS

School of Management
B.S. Accounting

ELLEN C. NIEHAUS

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Elementary Education

LARA NIELSEN

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

MARGARET A. NIES

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Communication

ARLYN NIETHOLD

School of Management
B.S. Management

BARBARA HANNIGAN

School of Management
B.S. Communication

Seniors 393

M. KAREN NOBLE

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

MARIA E. NODARSE WILLIAM L. NOLAN

School of Management
B.S. Finance

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Communication

NANCY M. NOLL DANIEL D. NOONAN

Arts 6k Sciences Arts & Sciences

B.A. Communication/Spanish B.A. Political Science

PETER NORBERG

Arts &. Sciences
B.A. English

KENDALL E. NURLING

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

KRISTA NORMILE

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

DAVID W. NORTON JAMES M. NORTON

School of Management
B.S. Finance

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Communication

394 Seniors

LISA A. NORTON

School of Nursing
B.S. Nursing

M1CHELE
NOTAR1ANNI

Arts & Sciences
B.S. Geology

KENNETH S. NOTO

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Economics

JOSEPH PATRICK
NUGENT

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Economics

ALBA NUNEZ

Arts St Sciences
B.A. Sociology

FRANKLIN M. NUNEZ PADMINI S. NUNNA

Arts & Sciences Arts & Sciences

B.A. Sociology B.A. Political Science

KIMH.
NUTTAL-VAZQUEZ

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

LINDSAY NYDAM

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

JENNIFER L. NYE

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

CAROLYN GREELEY
O'BRIEN

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Communication

DONNA O'BRIEN

School of Management
B.S. Management

ERIN O'BRIEN

School of Education
B.A. Early Childhood

GREGORY C. O'BRIEN JANE C. O'BRIEN

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Sociology

Arts &. Sciences
B.A. Psychology

JULIE M. O'BRIEN

Arts &. Sciences
B.A. Psychology

KARA M. O'BRIEN

School of Education
B.A. Human Development/History

PATRICK J. O'BRIEN

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

CHRISTINE A.
O'CALLAGHAN

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

CHRISTINE K.
O'CONNELL

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Theatre Arts

Seniors 395

TRACY C. O'CONNELL ANN N. O'CONNOR

School of Management Arts & Sciences

B.S. Economics

B.A. Mathematics

SUSAN T. O'CONNOR

Arts 6k Sciences
B.S. Biology

SUZANNE M.
O'CONNOR

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Theology

CRAIG O'DONNELL DANIEL J. O'DONNELL

School of Management Arts & Sciences

B.S. Finance B.A. History

SUZANNE M.
O'FARRELL

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Psychology

MARGARET E.
O'GRADY

Arts 6*. Sciences
B.A. English

JAMES R. O'HEARN

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Mathematics

MICHAEL O'HORO

School of Management
B.S. Finance

BRIAN F. O'LEARY

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

396 Seniors

MICHAEL J. O'LEARY MICHAEL S. O'LEARY

School of Management
B.A. Economics

School of Management
B.S. Finance

TERRENCE O'LEARY

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

INEZ O'MALLEY

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Art History

ELIZABETH M. O'MARA MICHAEL S. O'MEARA

Arts & Sciences Arts & Sciences

B.A. English B.A. English

PATRICK L. O' NEIL EDWARD J. O'NEILL

Arts & Sciences School of Management

B.A. Political Science B.S. Marketing

XY A. O'NEILL

MAUREEN A. O'NEILL

JOHN P.

Arts & Sciences

O'SHAUGHNESSY

B.A. Philosophy

B.A. History

Arts & Sciences
B.A. History

Sen

397

JOSEPH P. O'SHEA

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

THOMAS F. O'SHEA

School of Management
B.S. Finance

PATRICK H.
O'SULLIVAN

School ot Management
B.S. Accounting

CHRISTOPHER M.
OATWAY

School of Management
B.S. Accounting

FRANCIS X. ODLUM

School of Management
B.S. Accounting

SHARON E. OHR

School of Management
B.S. Matketing

SCOTT D. OLIVIERI

Atts & Sciences
B.A. English

ANGELA ORLANDO

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

ARTEMIS ORPHANOS

School of Management
B.S. General Management

CRAIG M. ORR

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Mathematics

CHRISTOPHER P.
OSBORN

School of Management
B.S. Accounting

WILLIAM D. OSBORNE

School of Management
B.S. Finance

398 Seniors

THOMAS OSSENBACH

School of Management

B.S. Marketing

CHRISTOPHER J.
OSTAPCHUK

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Economics

CATHERINE OWEN

Arts 6a Sciences
B.A. English

K1MBERLY A. OWENS

School of Nursing
B.S. Nursing

GERTRUDE

GWENDOLYN

PABALOPADOUS

Arts St Sciences
B.A. Economics

STEPHANIE L. PACHAS

School of Education
B.A. Human Development

ELIZABETH M.
PADULA

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

THOMAS M.
PALLADINO

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Psychology

JOHN G. PALLITTO

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. English

JOHN M. PALMER

School of Management
B.S. Finance

LAURIE A. PALMER CHERYL A. PALMIERI MICHELLE PALOMERA

School of Education School of Management School of Management

B.A. Elementary Education B.S. Marketing B.S. Finance

LYSSA P ALU-AY

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

TINA M. PALUMBO

School of Education
B.A. Early Childhood Education

JOHN D. PAPPALARDO

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Sociology

BRYAN S. PARK

School of Management
B.S. Accounting

STEPHANIE
PARKINSON

School of Education
B.A. Early Childhood Education

JACQUELINE PARKS ANDREW J. PARSONS

School of Nursing School of Management

B.S. Nursing B.S. Finance

Seniors 399

DANIEL E. PASTORE

Arts & Sciences
B.A. History

ANJU C. PATEL

School of Management
B.S. Accounting

NILESH M. PATEL

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

CYNTHIA G. PATER

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Psychology

PASQUALE PATRUNO SARAH D. PATTEN

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Economics

Arts & Sciences
B.A. History

EDWARD J. PATTON

Arts 6k Sciences
B.S. Biology

MAGDALENA M.
PATYNA

School of Nursing
B.S. Nursing

ANDREA M. PAUL

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. English

ELIZABETH PAULSEN CARRI A. PAWLYSHYN

Arts 6k Sciences School of Education

B.A. English B.A. Early Childhood Education

400 Seniors

SARAH K. PAZOUREK KEVIN E. PEARSON

Arts & Sciences
B.A. French

Arts & Sciences
B.A. History

XAVIER PEDROZA

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

ERIC N. PEGUERO

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Theater Arts

CARLOS M. PELAYO

Arts & Sciences
B.A. History

TIMOTHY PELLEGRIN KRISTEN E. PELLETIER NICOLE M. PELUSO

School of Management Arts & Sciences Arts & Sciences

B.S. Accounting B.A. Mathematics/Computer B.A. English

Science

LYNN A. PENCZAR

School of Education
B.A. Elementary Education

MATTHEW PEPE

Arts & Sciences
B.S. Biology

JENNIFER R. PEPI

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Philosophy

SUSAN M. PEPIN

Arts &. Sciences
B.A. Political Science

ANAISA F. PEREIRA AMIRIS PEREZ-GUNTIN NANCY J. PEREZ

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Spanish

School of Management
B.S. Finance

JOANNE H. PERGAMO DAVID R. PERKINS DENISE M. PERREAULT MARY K. PERROTTI

School of Nursing Arts & Sciences School of Management Arts & Sciences

B.S. Nursing B.A. Psychology B.S. Operations/Strategic

Management

B.A. Political Science

JONATHAN PERSKY

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Communication

Seniors 401

RICHARD J. PETIPAS

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Communication/Marketing

JAMES R. PETRIE

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

DINA PETROCCHI

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Psychology

MARTHA K. PFARR

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Spanish

BROS PHAT

School of Management
B.S. Matketing

JENNIFER PHELPS

GINA L. PICKEL

JENNIFER L. PICKENS

LEONARD S. PIENTA

VICTOR PIERNI

School of Management

Arts & Sciences

Atts & Sciences

School ot Management

School of Management

B.S. Finance

B.A. Communication

B.A. Psychology

B.S. Finance

B.S. Accounting

402 Seniors

DAVID PIERRE JR. MICHAEL V. PIMENTAL STACEY A. PIERES

Arts & Science
B.A. History

School of Management
i.S. Human Resource Management

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Political Science

JOHN J. PISCAL

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

CRAIG S. PISKURA

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

MELINDA PIZARRO

School of Management
B.S. Accounting

M.D.
PLEBANI-MCDERMOTT

School of Management
B.S. Human Resource
Management/Marketing

MELANIE A. PLEINES

ERICA D. POCSIK

JENNIFER MACY

School of Education

Arts & Sciences

POLLARD

B.A. Human Development

B.A. French

School of Nursing
B.S. Nursing

LISA M. POMPA

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Communication

ALBERTO PONCE

School of Management
B.S. Finance

Seniors 403

STEPHANIE J. PONTE CHRISTINE M. POPE

School of Management School of Nursing

B.S. Marketing B.S. Nursing

THERESA POTOCKI

School of Nursing
B.S. Nursing

SARA E. POTTER

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

JUDITH L. POWELL

School of Management
B.A. English

INDIRA J. PR ADO

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

CHRISTOPHER J.
PRASSAS

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Economics

?*$rt ►**iSi5»i.»i:,f

JOHN V. PRESNALL

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

JUNE C. PRESS

Arts ek Sciences
B.S. Geology

MATTHEW P.
PREVEDEL

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

RICHARD PRICE

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Economics

404 Seniors

liii

UN M. PRIOLA

LYNNE M. PROSSER

ANGELIQUE

MICHAEL G. PRUS

DEBRA PUESCHEL

Arts & Sciences

School of Management

PRUNELLA

School of Management

Arts & Sciences

B.A. Psychology

B.S. Business Administration

Arts & Sciences

B.S. Marketing

B.A. English

B.S. Biology

DEBORAH S. PUETTE GREG A. PULSKAMP KATHLEEN A. PURDY CHARLES P. PURZNER

School of Management Arts 6k Sciences Arts & Sciences School of Management

B.S. Finance B.S. Geology B.A. Communication B.S. Marketing

DARRIN J. QUAM

School of Management

B.S. Operations/Strategic

Management

ARTHUR W. QUEEN AN TIMOTHY B. QUIGLEY EDWARD J. QUINN

Arts & Sciences Arts & Sciences Arts & Sciences

B.A. Political Science B.A. English B.A. Economics

JOSEPH M. QUINN III MAURA A. QUINN

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

Arts 6* Sciences
B.A. English

[AS H. QUINN JR.

KRISTIN A. QUIRK

MAILE RACUYA

GREGG T.

TRACY A. RADOCHIA

Arts 6k Sciences

RADACHOWSKY

Arts 6k Sciences

B.A. History

B.A. Economics

B.A. Communication

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Political Science

B.A. Communication

Seniors 405

MICHAEL M.
RAFFINAN

Arts & Sciences
B.S. Biology

LAURA E. RAFTERY

School of Management
B.S. Finance

KATHLEEN A. RAFTUS DEANNA RAGOZZINO

Arts & Sciences School of Nursing

B.A. Mathematics B.S. Nursing

ELLEN M. RAJOTTE

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Sociology

RITA M. RALEY

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

HIBA R. RAMEY

Arts & Sciences
B.A. French

KRISTEN A.
RANTANEN

Arts 6* Sciences
B.A. Political Science

JOHN K. RATCLIFFE BRIDGET L. RAWDING SUSAN J. RAYMOND

School of Management Arts & Sciences Arts & Sciences

B.S. Human Resource Management B.A. English B.S. Biology

406 Seniors

ANTHONY J. RAZA JAMES G. REARDON

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Mathematics

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Philosophy

^1 >,

JENNIFER A. REARDON PHILIP J. RECTRA

Arts 6k Sciences Arts & Sciences

B.A. English B.A. Communication

EMMA C. REDMOND

Arts & Sciences
B.S. Biology

GREGORY M.
REDMOND

Arts & Sciences
A. Political Science

RONALD G. REDMOND

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Economics

FELICIA L. REED

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Communication

wm ^*^P£c&l Hi

P^/Tm'.'W

JOSEPH L. REGAN FREDERIC J. REGENYE JENNIFER REGO

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. English

Arts ck Sciences
B.A. English

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. English

Seniors 407

HEIDI J. REICHERT

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

BARBARA M. RE1DY

School of Education
B.A. Seconday Education

JEFFREY P. REILLY

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. History

JOHN H. REILLY

School of Management
B.S. Finance

MELINDA J. REILLY

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

JEANNE BETH
REINGOLD

School of Education

.A. Elementary/Moderate Special

Education

ROBERT L. REWEY III

School of Management
B.S. Finance

BERNADETTE A. REYES ANN L. REYNOLDS

Arts &. Sciences School of Nursing

B.A. Psychology B.S. Nursing

KAREN DAMON
RHEUBLE

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

CHRISTOPHER P.
RICCIUTI

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

Arts & Sciences
B.A. French

408 Seniors

4tM

ANDREW T. RICHARD GERDA W. RICHARDS LINDA RICHARDS

School of Management School of Management Arts & Sciences

B.S. Marketing B.S. Business

B.A. Communication

SUSAN M.
RICHARDSON

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

GEOFFREY N.
RICHMAN

Arts 6a Sciences
B.A. English

JENNIFER L. RIDDLE

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Mathematics

THOMAS RIDGE

School of Management
B.S. Business Management

JOHN M. RILEY

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Economics

JULIE L. RILEY

School of Management
B.S. Finance

LISA A. RILEY

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Sociology

WILLIAM J. RILEY

School of Management
B.S. Accounting

LISA M. RIORDAN

Arts 6*. Sciences
B.A. Psychology

RAQUEL RIOS

Arts ck Sciences
B.A. Communication

DONALD M. RITUCCI

School of Management
B.S. Accounting

FRANK J. RIZZOTT1

School of Management
B.S. Business Administration

THOMAS J. ROACH

School of Management
B.S. Finance

DANA J. ROBINSON

Arts & Sciences
B.A. History

JEFFREY K. ROBLES

School of Management
B.S. Finance

JOHN A. ROCHA

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

CHRISTOPHER J.
ROCHE

School of Management
B.S. Accounting

Seniors 409

410 Seniors

Seniors 411

MICHAEL D. ROCHE

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

RITA A. RODIN

School of Management
B.S. Finance

LAURENCE J. RODMAN

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

SHARON L.
RODRIGUES

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Sociology

CHRISTIAN F.
RODRIGUEZ

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Economics

LAURA S. ROECKLEIN

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Psychology

KERRY F. ROGERS

Arts & Sciences
B.A. History

MARIBEL ROJAS

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Psychology

CARMEN R.
RODRIGUEZ

Arts & Sciences
B.S. Biology

MICHAEL J.
ROMANIELLO

School of Management
B.S. Accounting

ANTHONY ROMANO

School of Management
B.S. General Management

MICHAEL J. ROMANO
JR.

School of Management
B.S. Finance

412 Senic

LILI M. ROMERO

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

FRITZ ROMEUS

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Computer Science

CATHERINE A. RONAN C. COLLEEN RONEY

Arts & Sciences Arts & Sciences

B.A. English B.A. English

JAMES E. ROONEY JOHN G. ROONEY JR.

Arts & Sciences

B.A. Political

Science/Communication

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

MATTHEW ROONEY SUSAN A. ROONEY

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

School of Education
B.A. Elementary Education

STEPHANIE M.
ROSANELLI

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. English

AMY K. ROSCOE

Arts & Sciences
B.S. Biology

Seniors 413

GREGORY R.
ROSEBECK

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

PAIGE ROSINI

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

GREGORY L.
ROSENGARTEN

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Communication

CAROLINE A.
ROTONDI

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

ANNE M. ROUSSEAU

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Theology

EMILY J. ROWE

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Political Science

DEBORAH E. ROY

School of Education
B.S. Nursing

ELIZABETH M. ROY

School of Education
B.A. Elementary Education

MICHELE A. ROY

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. French

MICHELE E. ROY

School of Management
B.S. Economics

JENNIFER E. ROYES

Arcs 6k Sciences
B.A. Economics/Spanish

414 Seniors

ANGELA M. ROYO

Arcs &. Sciences
B.A. Communication

TONl M. RUBIO

Arts ck Sciences
.A. Theatre/Communication

KEVIN P. RUDDIN

School of Management
B.S. Marketing/Philosophy

PAUL M. RUGGER10

Art.s (St Sciences
B.A. English

CHERYL A. RUSINAK

School of Management
B,S. Accounting

Mil Aft

FREDERICK J. RUSSELL CARMEN C RUSSO CATHERINE R. RYAN CLENDENIN J. RYAN

School of Management Arts 6k Sciences School of Nursing Arts & Sciences

B.S. Computer Science B.A. Psychology B.S. Nursing B.A. Political Science

JUDY RYAN

School of Management
B.S. Computer Science

JULIE A. RYAN

School of Education

B.A. Human

Development/Communication

KATHLEEN O. RYAN

Arts 6a Sciences
B.A. English

KELLY ANN RYAN

Arts 6k Sciences
B.S. Biochemistry

LISA M. RYAN

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Communication

MICHAEL W. RYAN

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Political Science

PATRICE M. RYAN

CATHERINE

MARJORIE P. SABIO

LAURA M. SABLES

LISA SACCOCCIO

Arts 6k Sciences

RYMANIAK

Arts 6k Sciences

School of Education

B.A. Communication

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Economics

B.A. English

B.A. Mathematics

B.A. Elementary Education

Seniors 415

ANTONIO B. SACRE BRYAN S. SADOWSKI

Arts & Sciences Arts & Sciences

B.A. English B.A. Mathematics

MARY L. SAGERS

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

MICHAEL P. SALVE

Arts 6* Sciences
B.A. Economics

FRANK J. SAL VI

Arts & Sciences
B.A. History

AMY E. SALVIN

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Communication

ANTHONY P.
SAMMARCO

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Psychology

HOPE B. SANBORN

School of Management
B.S. Human Resource Management

PAMELA SANDAHL

School of Education
B.A. Elementary Education

MICHAEL L. SANDERS

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

STEVEN D.
SANTAGUIDA

School of Management
B.S. Finance

416 Seniors

jtt^

(f!l

■& v. ■ ■

JOHN P. SANTANELLA CARLOS P. SANTIAGO

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

School of Management
B.S. Finance

JOSEPH J. SCARFI

School of Management
B.S. Finance/Marketing

KRISTA A. SCHAIT

School of Education
B.A. Eatly Childhood Education

NANCY C. SCHAUB

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Communication

URSULA SCHEELE

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

STEPHEN S. SCHEIFELE

School of Education
B.A. Human Development

LISA A. SCHIAVONE

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Economics

WILLIAM J.
SCHLAGETER

School of Management
B.S. Computer Science

JOSEPH M.
SCHOENFELD

School of Management
B.S. Finance

CHARLES J.
SCHOENWETTER

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Philosophy

Seniors 417

JENNIFER A. SCHOLZE

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

HEIDI T.
SCHREITMUELLER

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English/Communication

DAVID W. SCHROPFER

JR-

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

CHRISTINE M.
SCHUBERT

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

KELLI SCHUBERT

School of Nursing
B.S. Nursing

JENNIFER E. SCHULTZ

Arts & Sciences
B.A. History

ALEXANDRA F.

SCHUMANN

School of Nursing
B.S. Nursing

JENNIFER W.
SCHUTZENDORF

School of Management
B.S. Accounting

GREGORY SCHWAKE KRISTEN J. SCHWARZ

Arts 6* Sciences Arts & Sciences

B.A. Economics B.A. Political Science

MARY P. SCHWEIZER

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Communication

JENNIFER C. SCOTT

School of Education
B.A. Severe Special Needs

418 Seniors

KAREN SEAVER

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

LORI SELYA

School of Education
.A. Early Childhood Education

ROBERT SEMERARO

School of Education
B.A. Secondary Education

LAURIE A. SERA ALFONSO I. SERRANO

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Philosophy

JOAO P. SERRANO

School of Management
B.S. Computer Science

NEYDA SERRANO

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Psychology

A. WHITNEY SERRELL

School of Education
B.A. Elementary Education

EMIL SETIAWAN

School of Management
B.S. Accounting

SHELLEY L. SETO

Arts & Sciences
B.S. Biology

STELLA CC.
SHACKELFORD

Arts 6* Sciences
B.A. Political Science

NOAH D. SHAFFER

School of Management
B.S. Finance/Economics

KAREN C.
SHAHBAZIAN

School of Management
B.S. Finance

THERESA L.
SHANAHAN

Arts & Sciences
B.S. Biology

CAROLYN M. SHEA

School of Education
B.A. Human Development

MATTHEW J. SHEA

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Economics

EILEEN M. SHEEHAN

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Mathematics

SEAN J. SHEEHAN

Arts & Sciences
B.S. Biology

STEPHANIE A.
SHEEHAN

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Economics

TIMOTHY W. SHENK

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

Seniots 419

GREGORY C.
SHENKMAN

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

MARINA C. SHERIDAN

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Political Science

SUSAN M. SHERMAN

School of Nursing
B.S. Nursing

ZANDRA
SHERRINGTON

School of Management
B.S. Accounting

ALICIA L. SHERRY JASON T. SHERWOOD CATHRINE K. SHIGA

Arts (St. Sciences
B.A. English

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Art History

MICHELE K. SHIPLEY TRICIA SHIRCLIFF

Arts 6k Sciences Arts 6k Sciences

B.A. History B.A. Political Science

MARGARET SHO

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. English

HASSAN SHOBOKSHY CATHERINE A. SHORT

School of Management School of Nursing

B.S. Finance B.S. Nursing

420 Seniors

OLUKEMI SHOYINKA

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

STEPHEN M.
SHRESTINIAN

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Computer Science

LAURA ANN M.
SHUBILLA

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English/Communication

VINCENT T. SHURR JUDILYN M. SIFFLARD

School of Management Arts & Sciences

B.S. Finance B.A. Communication

WILLIAM P. SIGNORI

School of Management
B.S. Finance

ROSA M. SILVA

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

MICHELE F. SIMIONE

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Psychology

CHRISTOPHER P.
SIRIANI

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Economics

PRADEEPA
SIVAPIRAGASAM

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Sociology

TRACEY A. SKINNER

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

NANCY G. SKORKO

Arts & Sciences
B.S. Biology

LAURA J. SLINEY

School of Education
B.A. Elementary Education

PHILIP M. SLINEY JR.

School of Management
B.S. Accounting

KIMBERLY J. SMART

School of Education

B.A. Middle School

Education/Math

STACEY L. SMELTER CHRISTINE M. SMITH DAMON G. SMITH

School of Management
B.S. Accounting

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Economics

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English/Philosophy

JEAN H. SMITH

School of Management
B.S. Management

JENNIFER S. SMITH

School of Education
B.A. Human Development

Seniors 42 1

•\

. >

"N ^|B

KIMBERLY A. SMITH

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Psychology

MICHAEL S. SMITH

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Economics

SHANNON J. SMITH

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

TIMOTHY J. SMITH

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

WILLIAM D. SMITH

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

ok h. so

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

SYDNEY L. SOLIZ

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. English

VINCENT T.
SOLLEC1TO

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Political Science

SHAWN P. SOLON

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

SUSAN F. SONNEBORN

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. English

LUCY Y. SOOHOO

School of Management
B.S. Accounting

422 Seniors

DAVID J. SORABELLA

AMY F. SOSIK

MARIA SOTERIADOU

JOSEPH D. SOTO

SANDRA C. SOUCY

Arts & Sciences

School of Management

Arts & Sciences

School of Education

B.A. English

B.S. Accounting

B.A. History

B.A. Early Childhood Education

fc 4 A

STEPHEN C. SOUKUP

School of Management
B.S. Finance

MICHAEL J. SOUSA

School of Management
B.S. Finance

RICARDO M. SOUSA

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

CHRISTOPHER J.
SOVAK

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

MATTHEW SPACHMAN

School of Management
B.S. Finance

NICHOLAS
SPAGNOLETTI JR.

Arts &. Sciences
B.A. Economics

KATHLEEN R. SPAIN

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Mathematics

Seniors 423

KATHLEEN M.

SPELLMAN

Arts & Sciences
B. A. Economics

I ; J . 21 i

GAYLE M. SPELMAN ANDREA R. SPENCER

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Psychology

School of Education
B.A. Secondary Education

JEB S. SPENCER

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

CECELIA M.
SPERRAZZA

School of Education
B.A. Elementary Education

sY *fai

liMMih

ELLEN T. SPICUZZA

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Communication

MICHAEL R. SPILLANE

School of Management
B.S. Finance

GREGORY A.
SPLAGOUNIAS

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

NEAL F. SPLAINE

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

ELIZABETH A.
SPRAGUE

School of Education
■.A. Elementary Education

DEBORAH
SPRINDZUNAS

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

PATRICIA A. SPURR

Arts & Sciences
B.A. History

424 Seniors

MAdkti

ANDREW R. SRIUBAS THOMAS A. ST. JOHN THOMAS J. STABILE THERESA L. STACHOW ROBERT B. STACK

School of Management Arts & Sciences Arts 6k Sciences Arts & Sciences Arts & Sciences

B.S. Finance B.S. Biology B.A. English/Economics B.A. Philosophy B.A. English

GREGG E. STALLWOOD SUSAN J. STAMBACH PAUL Z. STANKOVICS

Arts & Sciences Arts & Sciences School of Management

B.A. Political Science/Economics B.A. History B.S. Accounting

CATHERINE F.L.
STANTON

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Political Science

JOSEPH F. STANTON

Arts & Sciences
B.A. History

MICHAEL F.
STAPLETON

School of Management
B.S. Finance

SHANNON M.
STAPLETON

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

HENRY P. STAWINSKI LOREEN A. STEARNS SIMONE O. STEDRY

Arts 6k Sciences
B.S. Biology

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Slavic Studies

School of Management
B.S. Finance

SUZANNE C. STEIMLE

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Psychology

BRENDA M. STEIN

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Psychology

MARILENA R.
STEPHENS

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. English

CARL M. STERNAT MARY ANNE STEWART

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

School of Nursing
B.S. Nursing

Seniors 425

3 A. STIGLMEIER

JOHN W.

Arts &. Sciences

STILLWAGGON

B.A. English

Arts & Sciences

B.A. Economics

MAUREEN A.
STIMMING

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Psychology

KATHLEEN M. STRAUB

School of Education
B.A. Special Needs

JOHN W. STROMSKI

School of Management
B.S. Accounting

NEIL P. STRONSKI

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Economics

fcttfc

MARYBETH STRUBEL

KAREN A. STURRUP

SRI E. SUANDINI

DANIEL J. SULLIVAN

DOUGLAS R

Arts &. Sciences

School of Management

Arts & Sciences

SULLIVAN

B.A. Economics

B.S. Accounting

B.S. Finance

B.A. Political Science

Arts & Sciences
B.S. Biology

426 Seniors

ROBERT C. SULLIVAN SCOTT R. SULLIVAN STEPHEN J. SULLIVAN VALERIE J. SULLIVAN

Arts & Sciences Arts & Sciences Arts & Sciences Arts & Sciences

B.A. Economics B.A. Mathematics B.A. Economics B.A. English

CHRISTINE L.
SWANICK

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Political Science

Seniors 427

KATHARINE E.
SWEENEY

School of Education
B.A. Elementary Education

KRISTIN K. SWEENEY

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Economics

MARIE SWEENEY

Arts &. Sciences
B.A. Psychology

MARY E. SWEENEY

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

DAVID P. SWENSON

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Computer Science

MELISSA A. SWOPE

Arts ck Sciences
B.A. English

NENITA D. SY

School of Management
B.S. Finance

RAYMOND L. SYKES

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

KAREN A. SYKORA

School of Management
B.S. Accounting

CHRISTOPHER C.
SYLVESTER

School of Education
B.A. Elementary Education/History

428 Seniors

PATRICIA A. SYNNOTT SEAN P. SZEKELY VERONICA B. TAFOYA LYNN R. TALFORD PHILIP J. TALLMADGE

Arts & Sciences

School of Management

B.A. Spanish

B.A. Economics

B.A. Philosophy

B.S. Marketing

B.S. Finance

STUART J.
TALLMADGE

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

ALICE TAM

AMY E. TAMAYO

School of Management

Arts & Sciences

B.S. Marketing

B.S. Biology

STEPHEN J. TAMISIEA STEPHANIE Y. TANG

Arts & Sciences Arts & Sciences

B.A. Economics B.A. Communication

JOHN J. TANGNEY

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English/Communication

FRANK J. TANKI

Arts &. Sciences
B.A. Political Science

JOSEPH B. TARANTINO SUZANNE E. TARR

Arts & Sciences
'.A. Political Science

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

TEDD M. TASKEY

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English/Psychology

m^mmMm

JACQUELINE S. TATE MICHELLE L. TAVARES ANN-MARIE TAYLOR

Arts & Sciences Arts & Sciences School of Management

B.A. History B.A. Political Science B.S. Accounting

MARIA A. TECCE

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

JULIE A. TEMPLE

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

Seniors 429

ROBERT F. TENNEY CARMENCITA TERAN

Arts & Sciences School of Management

B.A. Political Science B.S. Marketing

MARIA I. TERAN

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

DANNY THEODAT

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Classics

CHRISTOPHER J.
TERPKO

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Economics

MARJORIE A. TETHER

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Studio Art

LISA MARIA
THEOPHILOS

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

JANICE THILL

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

CARLA M. THOMAS

School of Management
B.S. Matketing

KRISTEN THOMAS

School of Education
B.A. Elementary Education

CHET M. THOMPSON

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Political Science

GWENDOLYN A.
THUNHORST

Arts 6k Sciences
B.S. Biology

430 Seniors

DEBORAH J. TIAN

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

CHRISTINE MARIE
TIERNEY

Arts &. Sciences
B.A. English

DEIRDRE TIERNEY FELICIA F. TIERNEY JAMES M. TIERNEY

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Communication

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

Si hool of Management
B.S. Accounting

MATTHEW S. TIERNEY

Arts & Sciences
B.A. History

DEBRA J. TIETZ

School of Management
B.S. Accounting

ELLEN E. TIFFT

School of Education
B.A. Middle School Education

ELIZABETH R. TILLIER

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

JOHN J. TIRPAK

Arts &. Sciences
B.A. History

REBECCA M.
TITTERTON

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Mathematics

CHRISTOPHER D.
TOBLER

Arts &. Sciences
B.A. Economics/English

SEAN J. TOOLE

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Economics

JOHN J. TOOMEY

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

GREG A. TOCCO

Arts ck Sciences
B.A. Political Science

AIMEE M. TONER

School of Nursing
B.S. Nursing

MAUREEN E. TOOHEY

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

*M*

COLLEEN C. TORRICE DANIEL P. TOUHEY CYNTHIA A. TRACY

School of Nursing Arts 6k Sciences Arts & Sciences

B.S. Nursing B.A. English B.A. English/Philosophy

Seniors 43 1

DEBORAH A. TRIANT

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Psychology

THOMAS D. TRIPP

Arts 6k Sciences
B.S. Biology

CHRISTINE
TROMBETTA

School of Education

B.A. Early Childhood/Moderate

Special Needs

fc -" ' *

1 1 i ^

TAMMI L. TROVATO BERNADETTE C. JENNIFER A. TRUDEAU

Arts 6k Sciences TROY AN Arts 6k Sciences

B.S. Biology School of Education B.A.French

B.A. Secondary Education/History

KATHERINE A.
TROSDAL

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. English

SUZANNE TRAILOR

School of Nursing
B.S. Nursing

COPPER S. TRAINOR

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Psychology

ADRIAN TROTMAN

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. English

MINNIE TSE

Arts 6k Sciences
B.S. Biology/Psychology

KATHERINE TSOULOS

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Art History

432 Seniors

ANNEMARIE
TUCCIARONE

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Communication

MATTHEW R. TULLAI

Arts &. Sciences
B.A. History

CARROLL B. TYLER

Arts & Sciences
B.A. History

JAMES C. UANIS

Arts & Sciences
B.A. History

ALISON G. TULLY KATHERINE TURKEL PAUL A. TURNER

School of Nursing Arts & Sciences School of Management

B.S. Nursing B.A. Philosopohy B.S. Finance

PAUL S. UEK

Arts & Sciences
B.A. History

POLLENA ULIAN

Arts &. Sciences
B.A. Communication

DAVID A. ULLRICH

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

JUAN M. URQUIOLA

School of Management
B.S. Finance

INGA M. USALIS

School of Management
B.S. Accounting

SAJID USMAN

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Computer Science

MARSHALL E. UZZLE

School of Management
B.S. Finance

ROXANNE R. VAAN
ANEN

School of Management
B.S. Finance/Marketing

MICHAEL F. VAGOS LOURDES M. VALDES PIEDAD VALENCIA KEVIN A. VALENTINO EDWIN G. VALERO

School of Management Arts & Sciences Arts & Sciences School of Management Arts & Sciences

B.S. Finance B.A. Psychology B-A. English B.S. Accounting B.A. Computer Science

Seniors 433

MICHELLE VALIER

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Psychology

MICHAEL A.
VALKANAS

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Psychology

AILSA M. VALLEDOR

School of Management
B.S. Finance

DONNA L. VAN
HOUTEN

School of Education
B.A. Early Childhood Education

KATHERINE A. VAN
SAVAGE

Arts & Sciences
B.S. Biology

MARY E. VANDERSLICE ROBERT W. VANECH

School of Management School of Management

3.S. Fii

B.S. Finance

JAMES T. VARDION SANDRA VARGAS

School of Management Arts & Sciences

B.S. Operations Management B.A. Mathematics

NADJA VARTANY CHRISTINE VARVARO

Arts & Sciences School of Management

B.A. Political Science B.S. Marketing

434 Seniors

CAROL VASINGTON MARY E. VATTEROTT WILLIAM VECCHIO III

Arts &. Sciences School of Education School of Management

B.A. English B.A. Human Development B.S. Marketing

MIGUEL VEGA

School of Management
B.S, Finance

RONALD L. VEGA

Arts &. Sciences
B.A. Psychology

ELISA A. VELA

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Theology

CECILIA I. VELASQUEZ AGNES G. VELORIA

Arts & Sciences Arts & Sciences

B.A. Art History/Economics B.A. Psychology

JOHN F. VENTOLA

School of Management
B.S. Finance

CARLOS E. VERRIER

School of Management
B.S. Finance/Marketing

AIMEE VIGIL

School of Management
B.S. Accounting

PAUL VINOVICH PAUL D. VITAGLIANO

Arts & Sciences
B.A. History

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Communication

VICTORIA VIZOSO

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Psychology

CHRISTINE T. VOGEL

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

TRACY C.
WADSWORTH

Arts &. Sciences
B.A. Political Science

CHARLES F. WAGNER
JR.

School of Management
B.S. Accounting

HEATHER L.
WAINWRIGHT

Arts &. Sciences
B.A. Philosophy

RICHARD WALKER

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

TIMOTHY D. WALKER

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Economics

Seniors 435

DAWN WALL

CARA A. WALLACE

KAREN M. WALLACE

LISA L. WALLACE

WAYNE C. WALLACE

School of Nursing

Arts & Sciences

School of Education

School of Nursing

School of Management

B.S. Nursing

B.A. Political Science

B.A. Early Childhood Education

B.S. Nursing

B.S. Finance

LANCE M. WALLIN ABBIE L. WALLNER

Arts & Sciences Arts 6k Sciences

B.A. Economics B.A. Spanish

A1MEE A. WALSH

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

BRIAN M. WALSH

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. English

DEIRDRE KATHLEEN
WALSH

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Political Science

JACQUELINE A.
WALSH

School of Education
3. A. Human Development

JAMES P. WALSH

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. History

436 Senic

JOSEPH M. WALSH

School of Management
B.S. Finance

PAUL M. WALSH

School of Education
B.A. Secondary Education/History

ROBERT C. WALSH

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Theology

PATRICIA ANNETTE
WALTON

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Sociology

4.!'

KATHLEEN G. WARE

Arts & Sciences
B.S. Biology

KEITH WARGO

School of Management
B.S. Finance

DEE L. WARREN

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

WARNER T.
WATANABE

School of Management
B.S. Accounting

JOHN D. WARD

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Economics

LINDA T. WATT

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Psychology

JEFFREY M. WAY

School of Management
B.S. Accounting

RONALD C. WEBBER

Arts & Sciences
B.S. Biology

HOLLY A. WEBER

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Social Science

JONATHAN C. WEBER MARIANNE R. WEBER

School of Management School of Nursing

B.S. Marketing B.S. Nursing

MICHELLE L. WEBER

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Communication

ELIZABETH A.
WEGMAN

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

BARBARA A. WEIR

School of Nursing
B.S. Nursing

JOHN M. WELCH

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

MARY H. WELLS

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

Seniors 43 7

MELINDA L. WELLS

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Philosophy

TIMOTHY O. WELSH

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Philosophy

ANN E. WENDEBORN CARLA M. WENGER

School of Nursing Arts & Sciences

B.S. Nursing

B.A. English

PHYLLIS A.
WENTWORTH

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Philosophy

LYNN WESSEL

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

NANCY J. WESTERMAN BRIAN T. WESTRICK ELIZABETH WHALEN SALLY ANN WHALEN

School of Education School of Management Arts & Sciences Arts & Sciences

B.A. Human Development B.S. Marketing B.A. English B.A. English

ANGELA R. WHITE

School of Management

B.S. Operations/Strategic

Management

438 Seniors

CHANDLER L. WHITE MARTIN D. WHITE PAUL LEO WHITING,

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

School oi Management

B.S. Operations/Strategic

Management

JR.

Arts &. Sciences
B.A. Economics

MATTHEW WICK

School of Management
B.S. Finance

SHARLENE WIDAK

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Philosophy

LINDA R. WILENSKI

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

MERRIWETHER
WILLIAMS

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Communication

PETER A. WILLIAMS CHRISTOPHER WILLIS WENDY A. WILLMAN

Arts & Sciences School of Management Arts &. Sciences

B.A. History B.S. Business B.A. Sociology

ROGER A. WILLSON

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Computer Science

RICHARD P. WILSON

Arts & Sciences
B.S. Physics

DIANA WINARSKI

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

DEBBIE WINDISCH

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Economics

JAMES J. WISEMAN

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Philosophy

HELEN R. WITTEK

School of Management
B.S. Finance

MARKUS C.
WITTHAUT

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Economics

MICHELLE S. WOGISCH JENNIFER L. WOJNAS

School of Management School of Education

B.S. Accounting B.A. Elementary Education

BEATRICE WONG

School of Education
B.A. Human Development

Seniors 439

CONNIE S. WONG

School of Management
B.S. Finance

*'jfir

--w-

*»

■

sill

DIANA S. WONG

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

LAI MING WONG

School of Management
B.S. Accounting

•

*%k

■

l^zA

*** fi

■

MATHEW J. WONG GAVIN O. WOODWARD

Arts 6* Sciences
B.S. Geology/Geophysics

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

KIMM.
WORTHINGTON

Arts &. Sciences
B.A. Communication

CHERYL A. WRIGHT

Arts & Sciences
B.A. American Studies

PATRICIA J. WRIGHT

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Economics/Mathematics

RITA D. WRIGHT

Arts & Sciences
B.S. Biochemistry

TODD H. WYLES

School of Management
B.S. Finance

HARICLIA XANNATOS DARIUS A. YAGHMA1

Arts & Sciences School of Management

B.A. Political Science

B.S. Finance

440 Seniors

SHARON

WAYNE YAWORSKY

NELSON YING

KALANA K. YODH

EUGENE K. YOO

YANNACCONE

Arts & Sciences

School of Nursing

Arts & Sciences

Arts &. Sciences

B.A. Computer Science

B.S. Nursing

B.A. Computer Science

B.A. Psychology

SANG C. YOO

School of Management
B.S. Finance

ROBIN A. YOUNG

Arts & Sciences
B.A. English

CHARLES R.
YZAGUIRRE

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

ADRIANA ZACCAR1A JOSEPH M. ZACCHEO

School of Management School of Management

B.S. Finance B.S. Accounting

GEORGE ZACHOS

Arts 6k Sciences
B.A. Political Science

PAUL A. ZAMPITELLA

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

Seniors 441

DARIUSZ R.
ZAREBINSKI

School of Management
B.S. Economics

CHRISTINE A. ZASKEY

School of Education
B.A. Eatly Childhood Education

LESLIE J. ZATTO

School of Management
B.S. Accounting

KATERINA ZDRAHAL

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Political Science

ROBERT C. ZEUTHEN

School of Management
B.S. Finance

MICHAEL ZICARI

Arts & Sciences
B.A. Economics

NATALYA ZILBERMAN

School of Nursing
B.S. Nursing

GRETCHEN ZIMA

School of Nursing
B.S. Nursing

HARRIET G.
ZIMMERMAN

School of Nursing
B.S. Nursing

KATE E. ZIMMERMAN

School of Nursing
B.S. Nursing

LUCY M. ZIOBRO

Arts & Sciences
B.A. History

MILTIADES A.
ZISSIMIDES

School of Management
B.S. Marketing

CAROLYN J. CAFFREY

School of Education
English/Secondary Ed.

442 Seniors

I " '

/i ''"m Ml

ylg

1 ^i 109

hiv

fSLv

raft

,r' tRBwi

liil'^IIHfi

~~*/

So, before we end and then begin,
We'll drink a toast to how its been

t V J

Si. *i

^- - -• • .

yt' -

^BKIP ::

SB. "~-v a

• •* v JH

1 Bb^' 1*

hi ~~ftSk

' n'\«

P'^^^^^Ka1 ' ■ fti

■» '*V"ig ml

^ 1

v - ^sp?

K «£} " i. ■fc-.

'** 1

1 B ' v ° IK -

p4 JH

*i v 1

|nlji^

IK.' 1BH. "^

*k. #«ll

■L m )

llHte^- «&SB*

"T" '.■ --■'- 1+ -■.■.' -

r^'i-^ r-* 1 1

Seniors 443

n»-

fr«*%

444 Seniors

i^T'w,(<B

* ^l

Wf ' "*Mhh

r ilB

■jp

| jj

m \ m

U m

KM 1

H 1

If "■

^^B_<_— ^H

MJL nilu

^L-"-

1^*4^1

tt|

•--■M> ■

^^Hf B

■PP

^fl

villi «J nuv

lLj^

^L^^:*bH

L ' i'B

^L 9

Bk ■' i W*

Ja ^ JP'

•j^a

JPm

}

I've loved these days.

_. ^^^kT

Seniors 445

Patricia Mary Coyle

Karen Elizabeth Noonan

We, the family and friends of Tricia and Karen wish to celebrate their lives which
were tragically cut short in the crash of Pan Am Flight 103 on December 21, 1988.
We love you and will forever miss you.

"Somewhere Over Scotland"

Somewhere over Scotland

your spirit will fly high.

Somewhere over Scotland,

the sky will always cry.

For from the sky was stolen,

some of the best and brightest stars

taken away so suddenly,

the loss is extra hard.

But God did bring them home,

in Heaven up above,

to comfort them forever,

and shower them with love.

Let faith then see us through

to fill the sky again,

with stars so great and bright

the circle will not end.

Still somewhere over Scotland,

their spirits will fly high,

Somewhere over Scotland,

the sky will always cry.

M. Croutier
(in memory of )ohn Ahem)

BENEFACTORS

As Sub Turri is an organization independent form the University, we receive neither University
funds nor a portion of the activity fee to defray production costs. Therefore, the staff of Sub Turri
would like to extend its gratitiude to parents, friends, faculty members and alumnae who generously
contributed to the 1990 edition of Sub Turri.

Gold Benefactors

George Nicola Abu-Khader

Dr. & Mrs. Abello

Mr. & Mrs. Edward Addvensky

"Best Wishes" Ernie, Kelly, Nina &

Phillip Anastos
Dr. & Mrs. Stuart W. Anken
Verne & Suzanne Anton
Mr. & Mrs. Jose L. Basilio
Mr. & Mrs. William J. Bole
Jerome E. Bonazoli
James & Judy Boyle
Dr. & Mrs. Jerome M. Buckley
Hon. & Mrs. Albert H. Burns
Carlo & Lucia Cammelli
Mr. & Mrs. Wade H. Chestnut, III
Mr. & Mrs. Ciabattoni
Mr. & Mrs. Rolf A. Classon
Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Conway
Mr. & Mrs. Arthur A. Coia
Kate & Bob Devlin
Mr. & Mrs. John E. Dilatush
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Dineen
Mr. & Mrs. Raymond V. Di Scala
Dr. & Mrs. Joseph B. Dowd
Mr. & Mrs. Edward A. English Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. George F. Eyde
George R. & Jeanne Falco
Mr. & Mrs. John M. Falvey
Dr. & Mrs. Alexander S. Fangonil
Faramarz Farahati

Richard A. Gallant

Mr. & Mrs. William J. Gannon III

Ken & Jane Gehman

Mr. & Mrs. Robert K. Griffin

Nancy & Buzz Grote

Mr. & Mrs. Halim H. Habib

Mr. & Mrs. George J. Hahn

Mr. & Mrs. John G. Hall

Mr. & Mrs. Albert V. Hanley Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. James A. Harris

Mr. & Mrs. Dermot T. Healey

John & Patrice Hoffman

Mr. & Mrs. E. William Iovanne

Al & Christine Johnsen

Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Kawczynski

Dr. & Mrs. Bernard L. Kratochvil

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Lamparelli

Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Langhenny

Mr. Roger N.W. Lee

Mr. & Mrs. Leo Linbeck, Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. L. Kevin McChesney

Mr. & Mrs. John McGourthy

Dr. & Mrs. George J. Magovern

Linda Marten

Dr. & Mrs. Raymond C. Matteucci

Dr. & Mrs. Jesse A. Mendoza

Mr. & Mrs. Anthony N. Minella

James & Patricia Moynihan

Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Murphy

Mary & William Murray

448 Patrons

Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Murray

Mr. & Mrs. Francis C. Oatway

Mr. & Mrs. George T. Padula

Dr. & Mrs. Antonio Pizzaro

Drs. Joe & Maria Raffinan

Dr. & Mrs. Eulogio H. Rectra, Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. Ambrose J. Redmond

Mr. & Mrs. Percival L. Reynolds, Jr.

Marie & George Romano

Hon. & Mrs. Anthony P. Savarese

Mr. Muhammed A. Sharbatly

Dolores & Don Sherwood

Mr. & Mrs. L.N. Short Jr.

Attorney John E. Skorko

Dr. & Mrs. Farid S. Sousou

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Spelman

Dr. & Mrs. Richard Sriubas

Richard A. Steele M.D.

Mr. & Mrs. Robert P. Sullivan

Mr. & Mrs. A. David Tammelleo

Mr. & Mrs. Frederick John Tate, Jr.

John & Susan Terranova

Gertrude M. Teasley

Ron & Peggy Tiller

Mr. & Mrs. Wayne R. Von Feldt

Mr. & Mrs. Jihn M. Walker

Mr. & Mrs. John Wallace

Barbara & Bob Weir

Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Zak

Mr. & Mrs. Albert Zeuthen

Galal Ziady

Patrons 449

Silver Benefactors

Mr. & Mrs. George J. Alai
Mr. & Mrs. George Angulo
Mario Escobar Aristizabal
Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Barone
Anthony J. Bertolino, Esq.
Judy & Jean-Pierre Bourtin
Mr. & Mrs. Michael G. Clear
Mr. & Mrs. Roland Debald
Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Farrell
Richard & Wendy Fitzloff
Drs. Oscar & Virginia Gabrino
James & Katherine Honohan
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony T. Kolinski
William & Irene Lincks
Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin Lombardo
Dr. & Mrs. Charles Mahanor, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Andrew J. Mank
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph L. Masterson
Prof. & Mrs. John J. McAleer
Dr. & Mrs. Carlos Muhletar
Dr. & Mrs. Richard A. Nadolny
Prince & Princess Ali Bin Nayef
Drs. Ted & Rosemarie Noble
Dr. & Mrs. Frank A. Odium
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Pawlyshyn
Richard Russell
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel W. Shea
Mr. & Mrs. N. Spagnolette
Mr. & Mrs. A. A. VanElslander
Lyle Waldron

450 Patrons

Patrons

John Abraham
Basem Abu Ghazaleh

Mr. & Mrs. William R. Annuity 111

Ted & Mary Lou Allison

David D. & Geraldine V. Ambrose

Don 6k Varee Andrejczyk

Skip 6k Peggy Annett

Mr. & Mrs. Phillip Anthony

Joseph & Maria Arteaga

Dr. & Mrs. Anthony Ascioti

Mr. & Mrs. James E. Ayars

Sandra & Gerald Baptist

Mr. & Mrs. John E. Barker

Carlos 6k Maria Barrera

Mary S. Barry

Mr. & Mrs. Douglass M. Beeman

Mr. & Mrs. John J. Belasco

Dr. Naoemi Benn

Mr. & Mrs. David Bennett

Mr. & Mrs. Raymond A. Benoit

Mr. 6k Mrs. Robert P. Blaikie

Edwin 6k Julia Blejwas

Mr. 6k Mrs. Larry K. Boe

Mr. 6k Mrs. James R. Boler

Dr. 6k Mrs. Jerome R. Bona

Mr. 6k Mrs. John R. Bondurant

Mr. 6k Mrs. Frederick Borden

Mr. 6k Mrs. Louis C. Bosco Jr.

Samia Boudargham

Mrs. Fernande Bougie

Mr. 6k Mrs. Paul M. Breen

Tery 6k Barbara Breiding

Dr. 6k Mrs. C. Edward Brennan, Jr.

Ron 6k Donna Brooks

Marvin 6k Maureen Brooks

Tom 6k Mary Brown

Mr. 6k Mrs. George A. Buckland

Mr. 6k Mrs. Richard Buonpane

Patrick Burgoyne

Richard 6k Margaret Burkarth

Mr. 6k Mrs. Thomas E. Burns

Margaret 6k Larry Byrne

Carolyn J. Caftrey

Richard 6k Elaine Caffrey

Mr. 6k Mrs. Roger Caldicott

George 6k Barbara Calnan

Mr. 6k Mrs. Philip A. Campolo, Jr.

Mr. 6k Mrs. John A. Canavan, Jr.

Alfred W. Caponiti

Mr. 6k Mrs. Joseph F. Carillo Jr.

Mr. 6k Mrs. Frank Cadet

Mr. 6k Mrs. George Carlson, Jr.

Mr. 6k Mrs. Jack M. Carlstrom

Wallace 6k Amelia Carroll, Jr.

Col. 6k Mrs. James F. Cashman

Mr. 6k Mrs. James Castano

The Caste Family

Mike, Madonna, Michael 6k Cathy Chemesky

Mr. 6k Mrs. Joseph Chiarelli

Mr. 6k Mrs. R.W. Christie 6k Family

Mr. 6k Mrs. Clinton A. Clark

Mr. 6k Mrs. Marcel R. Cloutier

Mr. 6k Mrs. Richard M. Coffey

Dr. 6k Mrs. Raymond Cole

Craig J. Coleman

Mr. 6k Mrs. Robert T. Collins

Dr. 6k Mrs. Gustavo A. Colon

Mr. 6k Mrs. Phillip E. Comeau

Atty. 6k Mrs. Samuel J. Concemi

Mr. 6k Mrs. William T. Conry

Mr. 6k Mrs. Robert J. Considine

Geralynn M. Cook

Mr. 6k Mrs. Milton R. Cook, Jr.

Dr. 6k Mrs. John J. Corcoran

Mr. 6k Mrs. Robert P. Corcoran

Mr. 6k Mrs. Charles Corloran

Tom 6k Karen Corso

Vincent 6k Sylvia Cortina

Mr. 6k Mrs. Robert E. Coyne

Mr. 6k Mrs. Earle T. Craig

Mr. 6k Mrs. John J. Cronin

Mr. 6k Mrs. Bart Cronin

Charles 6k Jeanie Cushner

Mr. 6k Mrs. Remo D'Alleva

Mr. 6k Mrs. Donald F. Daigneault

Mr. 6* Mrs. W.J. Davis

Mr. 6k Mrs. James P. Day

Dr. 6k Mrs. Lionel L. de la Houssaye

Ruth DeKruyff

Martin 6k Connie Delmore

Anthony 6k Nancy DeMarco

Janet 6k Rudy Demasi

Paul 6k Mary Elizabeth DeWinter

Mr. 6k Mrs. R. Dicarlo

Mr. & Mrs. Carlo DiNicola, Jr.

William ck Ellen Dinneen

Mr. 6k Mrs. David L. Doll

Mr. 6k Mrs. Gerard P. Donahoe '55

Raymond J. Donahue, Sr.

Dennis 6k Gloria Doogan

Mr. & Mrs. T.M. Dossey

Mr. 6k Mrs. James J. Driscoll

Mr. 6k Mrs. Joseph Drop

Mr. 6k Mrs. Wayne Ducote

A. David 6k Joyce Duggan

Mr. David C. Dwyer

Harold 6k Diann Eason

Cris 6k Brian Eddy

Mr. 6k Mrs. Richard Edgar

Hilary 6k John Edmondson

Mr. 6k Mrs. Thomas J. Egan

Dr. 6k Mrs. James D. Eggers

Patrons 45 1

Harold & Barbara Ehrmann

A. Eng

Mr. &. Mrs. Norman Enos

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Fahey

Paul D. Fennel '58

Kathryn & William Ferguson

Dr. &. Mrs. Francisco Fernandez

Mr. & Mrs. Henry Ferris, Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Fetherston

Thomas G. & Nancy Foley

Mr. & Mrs. J.E. Fortun

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Foucher

Mr. &. Mrs. Anthony Gaito

Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Gallucci

The Gandlers

Harry & Barbara Garabedian

Sergio & Aurora F. Garces

David J. Garrow

Thomas & Mary Garvin

Mr. & Mrs. William J. Gatti

Mr. & Mrs. Edward Gerow

Mr. & Mrs. Romeo C. Gervasini

Mr. & Mrs. Patrick E. Gioioso

Mr. & Mrs. Edward V. Girzone

Dr. & Mrs. Roberto A. Gobbee

Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Godard

Mary & Ted Goede

Mark & Pat Golden

Mr. & Mrs. James Goldman

The Gonella Family

Clement F. Gormley, Jr.

Beth & Herb Goudey

Bill & Betty Graham

Mr. & Mrs. William M. Gramaglia

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph P. Grant

Philip & Nancy Griffith

Mr. & Mrs. J.K. Gulati

W. Douglas & Mary K. Hajjar

Bruce Hanna

Mr. &. Mrs. Donald K. Harrington

Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Hasley

Daniel & Anne Marie Healey

Jack & Marge Hefferon

Mr. & Mrs. Ray W. Heller

Thomas G. Hellgeth

Alan & Carole Hellman

Marsha L. Hennessy

Hank & Jean Hentemann

Loretta P. Higgins

Charles & Eoelyn Hogan

Charles S. Holmes

Virginia Horton-Bettman

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Hotopp

Jim & Tina Houlihan

Dr. & Mrs. Robert E. Hufft, Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. John T. Hultquist

Larry &. Beth Hunt

E.A. Husni

Mr. & Mrs. A.L. Hyland

Dr. & Mrs. Indinemao

Mr. & Mrs. James Isaac

John F. Jaeger

Harry & Maruta Jancis

Dr. & Mrs. Gerald J. Jeffry

Mark R. Jenson's Family

Claes L. Johncke

Dr. & Mrs. Francis X. Jordan

Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth F. Joyce

Mr. & Mrs. Martin P. Judge

Mrs. Denise A. Jung

Mr. &Mrs. Walter J. Kalicki

Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Kane

Dr. & Mrs. James R. Kanski

Mrs. Carmel E. Karlonas

Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Kavney

Mr. & Mrs. John F. Keane

Pat Keaney

D. Michael Keleher III

Dr. &. Mrs. Raymond J. Kelleher

Dr. & Mrs. James R. Kennedy

Russell Kenney

Ken & Mary Ann Keyes

Kelly Keyes

Joe & Ginny Kiley

Young Wm Kim

Carol & Jack King

Mr. & Mrs. Michael D. Kinsella

Gertrude C. Kokkonen

Mr. & Mrs. Bernard P. Kole

Mr. & Mrs. David J. Kolenda

Raymond & Eunice Krawczk

Linda A. Kreps

Mr. & Mrs. James M. Kuchler

Trudy Kuhn

Lucy & Louis La Rocco

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Labbe

Ellen Vanech LaGamba

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas W. Lally

The Lally Family

Alan L. Langridge

Mr. & Mrs. Lee E. LaRoche

Mr. & Mrs. Armand Latulippe

Mr. & Mrs. Wee H. Lau

Mr. & Mrs. M.A. Laurencelle

Mr. & Mrs. Paul Lavallee

Mr. &. Mrs. Thomas J. Lavin Jr.

Haigaz & Carmen Lazarian

Mr. & Mrs. Martin Legault

Charles & Mary Lewis

Mr. & Mrs. Wallace L. Lewis, Jr.

M.K. Lin

George & Ann Linn

Mr. & Mrs. Larry Lipsmeyer

Patricia Blanford Liu

Mr. & Mrs. John Llewellyn

Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Lochrie, Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. John Loehmann

Mr. & Mrs. Peter J. Lombardo

452 Patrons

Dr. & Mrs. Angelo J. Lopano

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Loparco

Dr. & Mrs. William Lovett

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Lovett

Jean M. Ludka

Louis Lunes

Placida S. Lyn

Mr. 6k Mrs. Francis E. Lynch

Mr. 6k Mrs. Brian Lynch

Hugh 6k Martha MacCormack

Mr. 6k Mrs. Paul D. MacElhiney

Dr. 6k Mrs. Charles C. Mackey, Jr.

Irene 6k John Maddocks

Al 6k Gail Maiolo

Mr. 6k Mrs. Frank P. Malacaria

John 6k Alviva Mallary

Lillian R. Manley

Mr. 6k Mrs. Michael J. Marco

Mr. 6k Mrs. Robert L. Marshall

Mr. 6k Mrs. Louis J. Martine

Mr. 6k Mrs. Donald J. Martineau

Mr. 6k Mrs. Everett Marvin

Judith A. Maxin

Mr. 6k Mrs. Gene Mayo

Mr. 6k Mrs. W. Charles Mayville, Sr.

Daniel 6k Virginia McCarthy

Amy McMurtrey

Mr. 6k Mrs. Robert E. McBride

Mr. 6k Mrs. Roger S. McCabe

Michael B. McCarthy

Dr. 6k Mrs. Henry W. McCarthy

Mrs. Joseph P. McCarthy

Mr. 6k Mrs. Kevin W. McCarthy

Thomas 6k Mary Ann McCarthy 6k Sons

Mr. 6k Mrs. Arthur M. McClure

Mr. 6k Mrs. Edmund J. McDonagh

Mr. 6k Mrs. Matthew J. McDonnell

Mr. 6k Mrs. Joseph D. McGuire

Edward F. 6k Margit McKenna

Stephen J. McKenna

Mr. 6k Mrs. George McKenzie

James McLaughlin

Mr. 6k Mrs. Peter J. McLaughlin

Leo K. McManus

Mr. 6k Mrs. Brian McMillan

Mr. 6k Mrs. John P. McMillin

Mr. 6k Mrs. Kevin C. McNamara

John 6k Betty Meehan

Mr. 6k Mrs. Arthur J. Mella

Mr. 6k Mrs. Robert L. Menard

The Family of John Merklinger

Olive Michaelson

Mr. 6k Mrs. Michael Michalisin

Dr. 6k Mrs. Joseph Militello

Alfred 6k Carol Miller

Ann 6k Manuel Mingorance

J. Anthony 6k Jacqueline Mitchell

Mr. 6k Mrs. Paul Moino

John L. Molloy, Jr.

Henry 6k Maureen Monaco

Barbara 6k. Angelo Montana

John 6k Barbara Moore

Dr. 6k Mrs. James E. Moorman

Mr. 6* Mrs. Thomas M. Moreland

James 6k Patricia Morin

Mr. 6k Mrs. Robert H. Morosky

Mr. 6k Mrs. William G. Mosgrove

Mr. 6k Mrs. Giles E. Mosher, Jr.

Ray 6k Janis Mouton

Tim 6k Eleanor Murnane

Tom 6k Charlotte Murphy

Raymond 6k Margaret Murphy

Mr. 6k Mrs. Martin P. Murphy

Dr. 6k Mrs. James A. Murphy

Jean 6k Paul Murray

Ken 6k Sue Murray

Mr. 6k Mrs. Hugh F. Murray, Jr.

Mr. 6k Mrs. Gene R. Murtrey

Lisa-Marie M. Namphy

John Napolitano

Victoria A. Naraine

John 6k Patricia Nee

Barbara 6k Lim Nevils

Judith A. Newkirk

Charles 6k Claire Nicolas

Mr. 6k Mrs. Rusell L. Noll, Jr.

Marjorie D. Noonan

George J. Norberg, Jr.

Mr. 6k Mrs. William D. Norton

Drs. Ronald 6k Ena V. Nuttall

Ronald 6k Ena Nuttau

Mr. 6k Mrs. James C. O'Brien

Mr. 6k Mrs. Thomas M. O'Brien

Dr. 6k Mrs. Leo J. O'Callaghan

Michael 6k Ann O'Connor 6k Family

Dr. 6k Mrs. William J. O'Donnell

Mr. 6k Mrs. John O'Leary

Thomas A. O'neil

Mr. 6k Mrs. Joseph P. O'Shea, Jr.

Mr. 6k Mrs. Eugene C. Ognibene

Ronald T. Orr

Todd 6k Donna Orvald

George 6k Elsie Paliath

Dr. 6k Mrs. William J. Parks

Roger 6k Jean Parsons

Mr. 6k Mrs. Ronald J. Pascucci, Sr.

Marilyn A. 6k John O. Pastore, MD

Mr. 6k Mrs. Charles R. Patten, Jr.

Gloria Paz

LTC 6k Mrs. Paul A. Pellerier

Mr. 6k Mrs. David R. Pepin

Mr. 6k Mrs. David R. Perkins

Francis P. Piscal '61 (A6kS)

Richard Ponte

Marjorie Preas

Patricia F. Press

Mr. 6k Mrs. William C. Previti

Mr. 6k Mrs. Ken Pritchett

Patrons 453

Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Pruitt, Sr.

Jean 6k William Purely

Catherine & Charlie Purzner

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph M. Quinn, Jr.

Mr. 6k Mrs. James J. Quirk

Mr. & Mrs. Carl M. Racuya

Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Raftus

Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Ragozzino

Mr. & Mrs. Jose L. Ramos

Pat & Jim Raynor

John & Alice Reed

Fred L. & Joyce A. Reed, Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. Joe Reichert

Don & Joanna Re id

Mr. & Mrs. Herbert R. Rice

Dawn D. Richards

Mr. & Mrs. Horace Riley

Mr. & Mrs. Carlos Rios

Dan & Joanne Robinson

The Ruben A. Roca Family

Dr. & Mrs. Raymond L. Rodin

Mr. & Mrs. Roland Rodrigues

Adelfa 6k Antonio Rodriguez

Anita Romani

Mr. & Mrs. Antonio Romano

Mr. & Mrs. John R. Rooney

Art Rooney, Jr.

P. & H. Rosario

Mr. & Mrs. Edwin C. Roseberry, Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. P. Norman Roy

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph M.A. Roy

Mr. & Mrs. Steven A. Running

Ruth Sullivan Ryan

Margaret A. Ryan

Mr. & Mrs. William Ryan

Mr. & Mrs. Donald F. Ryan

Mr. & Mrs. William D. Ryan

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Sadowski

Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Salve

Mr. & Mrs. Alfonso P. Sanchez

Nick & Rose Savli

John L. Scheifle

Mr. & Mrs. William Schlageter

Dr. & Mrs. Werner G. Schroffner

Alvin Schubert

Robert A. Schwarz

Mr. & Mrs. William Kennedy Scott

Virginia M. Shaheen

Mr. & Mrs. J. Robert Sheehan

Mr. & Mrs. Richard B. Shenk

Dr. 6k Mrs. Harold J. Sherrington

Barbara & Anthony Sifflard

Mr. & Mrs. Ralph E. Silver

Kenneth & Mary Siriani

Drs. Dalton 6k Jane Smart

David 6k Kathleen Smith

Dr. 6k Mrs. Francis E. Smith

Mr. 6k Mrs. Chas E. Smith

Alfonso Sollecito

Mr. 6k Mrs. James Solomon

Mr. 6k Mrs. Robert Spachman

Mr. 6k Mrs. Francis R. Spellman

Maryann Spenningsby

Bib 6k Janet Spillane

Mr. 6k Mrs. Burton Stallwood

Betty 6k Alan Stanford

Mr. 6k Mrs. Ronald W. Steimle

Carl 6k Carol Sternat

Donna 6k Howard Sternlieb

Theo K. Stillwaggon

Mr. 6k Mrs. Raymond J. Straub

Mr. 6k Mrs. Edward I. Stromski

Mr. 6k Mrs. William F. Sullivan

Mr. 6k Mrs. Daniel J. Sullivan

Tony 6k Sharon Suppelsa

Frank 6k Carolyn Swanick

William M. 6k Charleen Swanson

Mr. 6k Mrs. Joseph F. Sweeney

Mary 6k George Sweeney

Mr. 6k Mrs. Robert J. Sweeney

Mr. 6k Mrs. John W. Swope

Alice M. Synnott

Mr. 6k Mrs. Ken Takacs

Frank 6k Barbara Tanki

Richard L. Teixeira

Mr. 6k Mrs. Russell J. Tether

Mr. 6k Mrs. J. Warren Thill

Ken 6k Connie Thomas

Charles 6k Rosemary Tiemey

Patricia G. Tifft

Mr. 6k Mrs. James P. Toner

Mr. 6k Mrs. John R. Toomey

John J. Tripak III

Mr. & Mrs. John Tuohey '57

Mr. 6k Mrs. J. Uanis

Frank S. 6k Mary G. Vagos

Mr. 6k Mrs. Andrew T. Valkanas

Mr. 6k Mrs. Peter Van Rosbeck

Harold L. Vande Haar

Mr. 6k Mrs. Gregory Vatterott

Al 6k Mary Ann Vela

Mr. 6k Mrs. Ralph Vinovich

Mr. 6k Mrs. Andrew Vizoso

Mr. 6k Mrs. Frank X. Vogel

Mr. 6k Mrs. Donald E. Wall

Anne Walsh

Jacqueline Walsh

Roy 6k Kathleen Walters

Mr. 6k Mrs. Joseph Wargo

Mr. 6k Mrs. John A. Wegman

Paul 6k Holly Welch

Norb, Cheryl, 6k Andrea Wessel

Mr. 6k Mrs. Ronald W. Wessel, Sr.

Mr. 6k Mrs. Horst J. Witthaut

Mr. 6k Mrs. Richard J. Wronski

Oraib 6k Yacoub Yacoub

Mr. 6k Mrs. A. Edmond Yannaccone

Mr. 6k Mrs. William M. Zaskey

Dr. 6k Mrs. Paul R. Zeit

454 Patrons

Compliments of

Hunter Publishing Company

P.O. Box 5867

Winston^Salem, North Carolina

27113

Congratulations And Best Wishes

to The Class of 1990

From

Yearbook Associates

Official School Photographers

Millers Falls, MA

• announcements • articles • booklets • books • brochures-
•carbonless forms- cards- catalogues- cherts- covers-
•computer print-outs -diagrams- directories -envelopes'
•exams- forms- guides- invitations- labels- letterheads-
•lists- manuals- mailers -maps -minutes- newsletters-
*~\~i ' notices- poems- postal cards- posters- pads-
•Jl^ • proposals- questionnaires • reports- reprints-
^M'V^SC q- resumes -schedules -stationery signs-
^mJ\ vZTOiJ statistics- tables- tests- work orders-

bosron college
b-59 hiqqins hall
chesrnurnill ma 02167

Operated by

Business Communications Services, Inc
Lower Lobby. Pru Tower. Boston, MA 02193
(617)262-3920 • FAX 262-6442

ifli

£f*

552-3418 — 552-3419

<&§>

<&&'

t°#

Congratulations

Karen A. Brophy, Amy Allegrezza, Patti McNerney, Geoff Mackey,
Adrienne Burke, Paul Zampitella, Tara McDonald, Dan Murphy

and Mike DiMauro

Class of 1990

from

Blgk

Keep

Bifgfc

in touch with Boston College.

has been the paper of record for Boston College
since 1917. That's a long tradition of student-
run journalism. The Heights was there for you
during your BC career, and will be there for you

in the future. Giving you the same great coverage of Eagle Sports.

Giving you the scoop on the uncensored news from the Chestnut

Hill. Giving you the feel of the arts in Boston.

Keep up with the Eagles. Subscribe to The Heights today.

For subscription or advertising rate information, call or write: The Heights
Boston College, Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts 02167. (617) 552-3512

Congratulations and Best Wishes

to the Class of 1990

From

THE BOSTON COLLEGE
BOOKSTORE

ej!n- '* r

1 — BE S R ^

ONE LAST CHANCE . . .

460 Last Chance

Last Chance 461

Top L-R: Francis Gannon, Mary Manion, Mary Clark Linbeck, Jac-
queline Fangonil, Molly Dempsey, Geraldine Abello, Robert Consi-
dine, Jan Linert

Bottom L-R: Kerri Hiltunen, Catherine Alecci, Dawn Gard, Maura
Quinn, Catherine Stanton Missing: Dawn Dlouhy, Becky Hiltunen,
Jim McGinty, Jim Leonard, Debbie D'Isabel.

SUB TURRI 1990

Editor-in-Chief
Managing Editor
Business Manager
Copy Editors

Senior Section Editors

Sports Editors

Student Lite Editors

Academics & Activities Editors

Photography Editor
Layout Staff

Photography Staff

Jacqueline Fangonil

Molly Dempsey

Robert Considine

Debbie D'Isabel

James P. Leonard

Dawn Gard

Maura Quinn

Francis Gannon

Jim McGinty

Catherine Stanton

Dawn Dlouhy

Becky Hiltunen

Catherine Alecci

Kerri Hiltunen

Jan Linert

Geraldine Abello

Mary Clark Linbeck

Monique Acevedo

Peggy Borden

Adam Clement

Christopher Foley

Ricardo Gaitan

Greg Higgins

Mary Khoury

Sean Kim

Ian C. Klimon

Mary Manion

Paige Rosin i

462 Sub Tuni '90

Editor's Note

As the final pages of the 1 989-90 Suh Turri

come to completion, m>> emotions are both
happy and sad. Of course, I am happy that we
have successfully completed our project, but
also sad to close the doors on something I have
worked on throughout my entire college career.

We chose the motto "Ever to Excel" for this
yearbook and as one can see, I think it rings
true. Each section (whether it be sports or ac-
tivities) depicts students, administrators and
teachers who are driven to excellence.

Many memories have been captured and we
invite you to look through these pages, relax and
enjoy the documentation of this special year.

1 want to thank all of the section editors and
staff members who have given their time and
energy. Many members are returning for their
second year, thanks for your loyalty and dilig-
ence.

Special thanks to Molly Dempsey, our Man-
aging Editor, Arnie Lohmann, Terry Poovey,
Ed Ralicki, Carol Hughes, Hillsides A-64, my
friends and Fr. McGowan, family. Good Luck
to Becky and Dawn and future Sub Turri
staffs.

--Jacqueline Fangonil

Sub Turri '90 463

COLOPHON

The 1990 SubTurri was published in April 1990 by Hunter Pub-
lishing Company, a division ofjostens in Winston-Salem, North
Carolina. It is the 78th volume of the book with a press run of
2100 copies. Pages are printed using 100% black ink with pages
33-464 on dull paper and 1-32 on lustre paper. The cover is
Maroon Mission with bevelled debossed gold lettering. The Gas-
son Tower has a rubbed gold with a gold foil over the Eagle. The
cover/end sheets were designed by Rick Brooks. The primary type
face is Goudy. All color photographs were made from color trans-
parencies. Portraiture was done by Yearbook Associates located
in Millers Falls, MA. Black and white film was developed, prin-
ted, and processed by the 1990 Photo Staff. No parts of this book

may be reproduced without express written consent of the Sub
Turri staff. All correspondence should be made to Sub Turri,
McElroy 103, Chestnut Hill, MA 02167. Many thanks to Father
McGowan, Arnold Lohmann, Carol Hughes and ODSD, Ed
Ralicki and Yearbook Associates, The Heights, Rick Brooks,
1990 Patrons, Benefactors, Advertisers, and The Class of 1990.

Jacqueline Fangonil, Editor-in-Chief 1990

Ikj sm

464 The End

\m-n

Internet Archive Audio

Featured

Top

Images

Featured

Top

Software

Featured

Top

Books

Featured

Top

Video

Featured

Top

Mobile Apps

Browser Extensions

Archive-It Subscription

Save Page Now

Full text of "Sub turri = Under the tower : the yearbook of Boston College"

See other formats